Faces of Agriculture: Jim Carroll

Jim Carroll is an Arkansas farmer in Monroe County, member of the United Soybean Board and Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board, and Monroe County Farm Bureau Board Member. Mr. Carroll was a speaker at the Bean2Blog event I blogged about here. He was an inspiration to listen to and I thought he would be perfect to profile for the Faces of Agriculture series. I caught up with him after the event for a quick interview.

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Parmesan Crusted Pork Chops

I quickly find myself getting bored with recipes, so I’m always trying to find new ways to spice things up. I love a well-seasoned, baked pork chop, but sometimes I need a little something extra. I wasn’t sure how a recipe like this would translate to pork chops, but it was fantastic.

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Bean2Blog

The Arkansas Soybean Board in partnership with P. Allen Smith hosted Bean2Blog at Moss Mountain Farm. At the event, several women bloggers from across the state gathered to spend the day getting acquainted with the miracle bean.

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Chili-Marinated Steaks with Cilantro Cream

If you are looking for a steak recipe to use this weekend, look no further. These Chili-Marinated Steaks with Cilantro Cream are perfect for any Memorial Day celebration. The cilantro cream is a light and creamy addition to the flavorful steaks. Grilling season is in full swing and I highly recommend trying this recipe.

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Caprese Skewered Salad

I love caprese salad. It is a simple salad made of fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, basil and olive oil. I like this salad because it is filling, flavorful and light for those hot summer days.

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Sweet Hawaiian Sliders

It’s Arkansas Beef Month, so it’s time, once again if you haven’t done so already, to start grilling your favorite beef cuts. Of course, kids love burgers, and we love to grill big, thick juicy ones and load them down with our favorite garnishes.

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Nutella Peanut Butter Chunk Ice Cream

What is better on a hot day than homemade ice cream? I can’t think of anything. You don’t have an ice cream maker? Never fear! To make this ice cream recipe you don’t need an ice cream maker, rock salt or endless amounts of ice.

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Broccoli Cheddar Quiche

Quiche is a savory egg dish often served at brunch. Usually, quiche is custard made with various combinations of cheese, meat and vegetables in a pastry crust. This broccoli cheddar quiche significantly cuts down your prep time by omitting the crust.

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Salt Steak Tip

If you didn’t already know, May is National Beef Month. I love any excuse to eat beef. Steak, burgers, roast, anything beef is good in my book. Recently, a friend told me a tip to really tenderize steak before grilling. It will work on any cut of steak that you normally grill.

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AETN to broadcast “Seed Swap” doc

Saw this come across the Times’ Eat Arkansas blog, and I thought it would interest this audience. Congrats to the filmmakers for securing an air date! Has anyone here ever participated in a seed swap? I’m curious. They seem to be really fun, community-building affairs … the type of thing we don’t see enough of […]

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