The hottest Seasonal Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Kate Hill's Gascon Year Journals 1278 implied HN points 26 Oct 24
  1. Fall is full of delicious pumpkins and squashes, which can inspire various tasty dishes. They are popular in the markets and can be used in soups, stews, and even stuffed dishes.
  2. A special type of cassoulet using pumpkin has become a cozy meal for chilly days. This Sweetheart Cassoulet combines the warmth of traditional cassoulet with the sweetness of pumpkin.
  3. It's easy to get creative in the kitchen with seasonal ingredients. Using leftover ingredients can lead to new, tasty meals that celebrate the flavors of autumn.
Holly’s Newsletter 1170 implied HN points 06 Oct 24
  1. October is a beautiful time in New England as the leaves change colors. It's a great opportunity to enjoy the scenery and take lots of photos.
  2. Spending weekends offline can be refreshing and gives a chance to appreciate nature. Long drives while taking pictures can be a peaceful escape.
  3. Finding new spots for photography can be thrilling. Even if some places are crowded, exploring new areas can lead to stunning captures.
Highlighted by Highly Enthused 179 implied HN points 14 Oct 24
  1. There's a new lunch spot in Surry Hills called Ama, serving hearty Chinese-Thai beef noodles that are really tasty and warm. People are excited to try their Thai congee too.
  2. The author is enjoying multiple books right now, including a novel about a hostage situation and a cooking guide for kids. They're getting lots of dinner ideas from different kinds of recipes.
  3. It's mulberry season, and the author loves picking these berries for free from around the neighborhood. They suggest making mulberry shrub, a delicious drink that combines berries with vinegar and soda.
Wood From Eden 336 implied HN points 31 Jan 25
  1. Cake season is a time for celebration and enjoyment. It brings joy to people as they gather for sweet treats.
  2. Having a variety of cakes can make any occasion special. Different flavors and styles can cater to everyone's taste.
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Wood From Eden 240 implied HN points 20 Dec 24
  1. Packing a spring box is an important task for preparing for the season. It involves organizing and storing supplies that will help with gardening and planting.
  2. Creating a rational vegetable garden can lead to better productivity and more enjoyable gardening experiences. Planning ahead and using resources wisely is key.
  3. Paid subscriptions can provide access to special content that dives deeper into gardening topics. This can help gardeners learn more and improve their skills.
Who is Robert Malone 29 implied HN points 24 Dec 24
  1. Goose and Emu love to visit humans, especially when food is involved. They seem to know when it's time to get attention for treats.
  2. Goose has clever ways to get food from humans, like looking sad and hungry. She understands that being persistent often pays off.
  3. Both Goose and Emu enjoy watching the world through glass and are curious about it. Their personalities and antics add joy to life.
The Dose 452 implied HN points 23 Mar 23
  1. The beginning of spring is a great time to start fresh and work towards your goals.
  2. Transitions like the start of a new season allow for a blank slate and renewed motivation.
  3. Spring is a psychological refresh button - use it as an opportunity to reconnect with your values and goals.
Street Smart Naturalist: Explorations of the Urban Kind 79 implied HN points 02 Apr 21
  1. Spring is a time of new growth, like the blooming of camas flowers, which are beautiful but can cause some digestive issues if eaten in large amounts.
  2. Many birds, like black-capped chickadees, are busy building nests, which is an exciting sign of the season's arrival.
  3. Weeds grow quickly in spring, and while they can be seen as a nuisance, they might also play a beneficial role in the ecosystem.