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Got my fresh Twin Oaks eggs today. No need to refrigerate out there. Looking forward to frying up a few tomorrow morning.
Saturday March 13 | 9am-1pm
Hello Beach Lovers!
Spring has Sprung! (I am knocking on wood) The Camellia Trees are blooming in Point Washington, the air is balmy, and finally breakfast is back!
John from the Artesano booth will make a beautiful farmers market breakfast with all the ingredients coming from the market.
Break out the bike and pack up the family for a fun morning in Seaside. Come get your local milk and eggs, soap and bread, and even a Camellia Tree of your own at the market this weekend...
Join us for a great market this Saturday:
[FONT=Trebuchet MS,Verdana,Helvetica,sans-serif]Steenos Italian Food Table
Tuscan Bread, Italian Sauce, pizzeles, Apple Butter and Ravioli's.
Peach Creek
Local produce! Strawberries, squash, eggplant, red russset creamers, peppers, pole beans, onions, turnips and greens.
Joe Arnold
Joe will be at the market with award winning Camellia trees for sale and some homemade organic bread and a few Blueberry bushes.
Clear Creek Farms
Come meet Gordon and Lois, long time local bee keepers, they can tell you ANYTHING about bees and the production of honey. Bring your sweet tooth along and catch the buzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!Ocheesee CreameryThe Wesselhoeft's will be at the market this weekend with local certified Pure Jersey Products. Skim Milk, Whole MIlk, Butter, Cream and Cheese. If you haven't had fresh dairy this is a real treat and very well priced. All products come in traditional milk bottles and require a deposit, support your local farmer here!
Twin Oaks Farm www.twinoaksfarm.net
We have farm fresh organic chickens and they are gorgeous ..I dont know if we are getting really good at raising them or if they like it so much at the farm but they are big, ... lots of 4lb up and even 5lb perfect for jamborees or just because you like them so much ....Our broilers are fed a certified organic feed without soy, they are pastured, bugs, grass and sunshine is part of their diet. We sell whole bird only at $8/lb and they range between 3lb to 5lb.
To pre order your chicken/s please send us an email with size range (3lb to 4lb or 4lb to 5lb) and we will pack it/them ready to pick up.
"Chicken Broth Starter Kit" Feet/head and gizzard : all you need to make your own chicken broth, get over it. People real food is not cubic in shape. $3.50 to make a gallon of organic chicken broth. We will have ready to go Chicken Broth (yayaya we know some of you are not going to make it) made at the farm with our own certified organic chickens.
Our chickens and ducks are certified organic. They are fed USDA certified organic grains without soy, grass, bugs and fun are part of their diet.
It looks like some of the feathers are growing back and the production has improved so we have eggs. Duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs...If you are allergic to chicken's eggs this is the good alternative ... they are big and beautifull, packed with 2 to 3 times the nutrients of a chicken egg ....including B-12
All our preserves are made with local fresh fruits and organic sugar. NO pectin, NO citric acid, NO ascorbic acid. Available this week : Blueberry, Peach, Fig, Mandarine, Pear / Calamondin, 3 "Agrumes", Mango / Orange, Mango chutney
Moonlight Microfarm[SIZE=+0]
Organic sprouting seeds, heirloom garden seeds, warm and cool season seed tins that make great gifts, and sprout jars. This weekend we'll also have fresh sprouts: dill salad mix, Fields of Clover, and China rose radish sprouts.
New heirloom garden seeds this week: Cherokee purple tomato - a Native American variety, Abraham Lincoln tomato - a classic introduced in 1923, Common sage (culinary), Long Island Mommoth Dill, and Velvet Queen and Autumn Beauty ornamental sunflowers.
Kinowas Cowboy Cookies
Kinowa's Cowboy Cookies will be at the market, wandering with the magic cookie basket and other beautiful treats! Catch her if you can! Original recipe and vegan!
[SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0]Soap Peddaler
Hand Made Soaps filled with super smelling herbs and essential oils. Local soap maker Celeste Cobena delivers her soap by bike all over Walton County...she even rides her entire Farmers Market set-up to Seaside! Watch for monthly deals for those who walk and bike to the market. [/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE]
Artesano Jewelry
We make handmade jewelry using natural resources from Peru. Our products range from butterfly wings, seeds, and tagua nuts, to fish scales and cow bones. Artesano means artisan in Spanish. Sano translates to healthy, and that is what it is, healthy art. So you can feel good about wearing it! Artesano Jewels
Amavida Coffee
Enjoy Fair Trade Fresh Roasted Coffee or get some fair trade whole bean coffee and loose leaf tea. And while youre at it save the planet one cup of coffee at a time with an Eco-mug or Klean Kanteen! Good stuff. Amavida Coffee
Tips:
[/SIZE][/FONT]A sprouting tip from Moon-Light Micro-Farm
Tip for growing your own sprouts (alfalfa, etc.):
The weather has definitely shifted this week and it won't be long before longer and hotter days are here. If you are growing sprouts indoors and the temperature in your home closely relates to the temperature outside, you may notice your sprouts growing faster. Be sure to keep sprouts out of direct sunlight, rinse with cold water once or twice a day, and drain well.
Announcements:
Farmers Market Marketing Receives an Addy
[SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0]The Seaside Farmers Market is not only a fan favorite for its fantastic produce, but also for its artwork. The 2009 Seaside Farmers Market poster series, designed by DeGregorio Design, was recently awarded a Gold Addy Award by the Emerald Coast Advertising Federation. The posters will be exhibited in the Holl Building with limited quantities available for purchase at the Seaside Farmers Market, all proceeds go to the Farmers Market. A huge thank you goes out to David DeGregorio, our main market sponsor the Merchants of Seaside, and all of our trusty vendors and supporters that come out each weekend! We are working to grow a wonderful and abundant food culture that will keep us healthy and happy for years! Thank you and congratulations!
[/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0]
Volunteers Needed
[/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE]We are also looking for volunteers to help with the market on Saturdays,we need someone who can host the market table where we sell posters, bags and collect email addresses for this newsletter. If you have one Saturday available or many and would like to get involved send us an email
Backyard Poultry the Organic Way
March 21st
Twin Oaks Farm 10-2pm
3207 Creek Road
Bonifay FL 32425
Workshop covering the basics of raising and maintaining chickens in your backyard. You will learn how to raise chicks from brooding to eggs laying hens the organic way. We will cover housing, brooding, watering, feeding and free roaming.
$35 per person includes workshop packet and light lunch.
Available for you to purchase we will have :
3 weeks old certified organic babies Rhode Island Red.
USDA certified organic feed without soy.
and everything you will need to leave the workshop and start raising your own.
Limited enrollment. Workshop raine or shine. Gift certificate available. No refunds, credit for produts only. Register by email to reserve your space: jlkuntz@mac.com
________________________________________________________________
Have something to sell at the market? Call to reserve your place. 850-687-3494 or email jlkuntz@mac.com
[FONT=Trebuchet MS,Verdana,Helvetica,sans-serif]
[/FONT]"Health, excellent or ill, is passed to our children not through our genes but primarily through our recipes."
- Joanne L. Mumola Williams
SeasideFarmers Market News
Saturday March 13th, 2010
Saturday March 13th, 2010
Spring has Sprung! (I am knocking on wood) The Camellia Trees are blooming in Point Washington, the air is balmy, and finally breakfast is back!
John from the Artesano booth will make a beautiful farmers market breakfast with all the ingredients coming from the market.
Break out the bike and pack up the family for a fun morning in Seaside. Come get your local milk and eggs, soap and bread, and even a Camellia Tree of your own at the market this weekend...
Join us for a great market this Saturday:
[FONT=Trebuchet MS,Verdana,Helvetica,sans-serif]Steenos Italian Food Table
Tuscan Bread, Italian Sauce, pizzeles, Apple Butter and Ravioli's.
Peach Creek
Local produce! Strawberries, squash, eggplant, red russset creamers, peppers, pole beans, onions, turnips and greens.
Joe Arnold
Joe will be at the market with award winning Camellia trees for sale and some homemade organic bread and a few Blueberry bushes.
Clear Creek Farms
Come meet Gordon and Lois, long time local bee keepers, they can tell you ANYTHING about bees and the production of honey. Bring your sweet tooth along and catch the buzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!Ocheesee CreameryThe Wesselhoeft's will be at the market this weekend with local certified Pure Jersey Products. Skim Milk, Whole MIlk, Butter, Cream and Cheese. If you haven't had fresh dairy this is a real treat and very well priced. All products come in traditional milk bottles and require a deposit, support your local farmer here!
Twin Oaks Farm www.twinoaksfarm.net
We have farm fresh organic chickens and they are gorgeous ..I dont know if we are getting really good at raising them or if they like it so much at the farm but they are big, ... lots of 4lb up and even 5lb perfect for jamborees or just because you like them so much ....Our broilers are fed a certified organic feed without soy, they are pastured, bugs, grass and sunshine is part of their diet. We sell whole bird only at $8/lb and they range between 3lb to 5lb.
To pre order your chicken/s please send us an email with size range (3lb to 4lb or 4lb to 5lb) and we will pack it/them ready to pick up.
"Chicken Broth Starter Kit" Feet/head and gizzard : all you need to make your own chicken broth, get over it. People real food is not cubic in shape. $3.50 to make a gallon of organic chicken broth. We will have ready to go Chicken Broth (yayaya we know some of you are not going to make it) made at the farm with our own certified organic chickens.
Our chickens and ducks are certified organic. They are fed USDA certified organic grains without soy, grass, bugs and fun are part of their diet.
It looks like some of the feathers are growing back and the production has improved so we have eggs. Duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs, duck eggs...If you are allergic to chicken's eggs this is the good alternative ... they are big and beautifull, packed with 2 to 3 times the nutrients of a chicken egg ....including B-12
All our preserves are made with local fresh fruits and organic sugar. NO pectin, NO citric acid, NO ascorbic acid. Available this week : Blueberry, Peach, Fig, Mandarine, Pear / Calamondin, 3 "Agrumes", Mango / Orange, Mango chutney
Moonlight Microfarm[SIZE=+0]
Organic sprouting seeds, heirloom garden seeds, warm and cool season seed tins that make great gifts, and sprout jars. This weekend we'll also have fresh sprouts: dill salad mix, Fields of Clover, and China rose radish sprouts.
New heirloom garden seeds this week: Cherokee purple tomato - a Native American variety, Abraham Lincoln tomato - a classic introduced in 1923, Common sage (culinary), Long Island Mommoth Dill, and Velvet Queen and Autumn Beauty ornamental sunflowers.
Kinowas Cowboy Cookies
Kinowa's Cowboy Cookies will be at the market, wandering with the magic cookie basket and other beautiful treats! Catch her if you can! Original recipe and vegan!
[SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0]Soap Peddaler
Hand Made Soaps filled with super smelling herbs and essential oils. Local soap maker Celeste Cobena delivers her soap by bike all over Walton County...she even rides her entire Farmers Market set-up to Seaside! Watch for monthly deals for those who walk and bike to the market. [/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE]
Artesano Jewelry
We make handmade jewelry using natural resources from Peru. Our products range from butterfly wings, seeds, and tagua nuts, to fish scales and cow bones. Artesano means artisan in Spanish. Sano translates to healthy, and that is what it is, healthy art. So you can feel good about wearing it! Artesano Jewels
Amavida Coffee
Enjoy Fair Trade Fresh Roasted Coffee or get some fair trade whole bean coffee and loose leaf tea. And while youre at it save the planet one cup of coffee at a time with an Eco-mug or Klean Kanteen! Good stuff. Amavida Coffee
Tips:
[/SIZE][/FONT]A sprouting tip from Moon-Light Micro-Farm
Tip for growing your own sprouts (alfalfa, etc.):
The weather has definitely shifted this week and it won't be long before longer and hotter days are here. If you are growing sprouts indoors and the temperature in your home closely relates to the temperature outside, you may notice your sprouts growing faster. Be sure to keep sprouts out of direct sunlight, rinse with cold water once or twice a day, and drain well.
Announcements:
Farmers Market Marketing Receives an Addy
[SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0]The Seaside Farmers Market is not only a fan favorite for its fantastic produce, but also for its artwork. The 2009 Seaside Farmers Market poster series, designed by DeGregorio Design, was recently awarded a Gold Addy Award by the Emerald Coast Advertising Federation. The posters will be exhibited in the Holl Building with limited quantities available for purchase at the Seaside Farmers Market, all proceeds go to the Farmers Market. A huge thank you goes out to David DeGregorio, our main market sponsor the Merchants of Seaside, and all of our trusty vendors and supporters that come out each weekend! We are working to grow a wonderful and abundant food culture that will keep us healthy and happy for years! Thank you and congratulations!
[/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0][SIZE=+0]
Volunteers Needed
[/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE]We are also looking for volunteers to help with the market on Saturdays,we need someone who can host the market table where we sell posters, bags and collect email addresses for this newsletter. If you have one Saturday available or many and would like to get involved send us an email
Backyard Poultry the Organic Way
March 21st
Twin Oaks Farm 10-2pm
3207 Creek Road
Bonifay FL 32425
Workshop covering the basics of raising and maintaining chickens in your backyard. You will learn how to raise chicks from brooding to eggs laying hens the organic way. We will cover housing, brooding, watering, feeding and free roaming.
$35 per person includes workshop packet and light lunch.
Available for you to purchase we will have :
3 weeks old certified organic babies Rhode Island Red.
USDA certified organic feed without soy.
and everything you will need to leave the workshop and start raising your own.
Limited enrollment. Workshop raine or shine. Gift certificate available. No refunds, credit for produts only. Register by email to reserve your space: jlkuntz@mac.com
________________________________________________________________
Have something to sell at the market? Call to reserve your place. 850-687-3494 or email jlkuntz@mac.com
[FONT=Trebuchet MS,Verdana,Helvetica,sans-serif]
[/FONT]"Health, excellent or ill, is passed to our children not through our genes but primarily through our recipes."
- Joanne L. Mumola Williams
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I was there this morning!Got sprouts from Chandra and eggs from Renee!
SoWal gang needs to wear name tags!! You might have been there and I wasn't even able to say HOWDY!
Gotta run!
G
you are right - many sowallers there today - though I didn't make it in time (in pajamas for too long this morning). someone needs to set up a SoWal.com table and pass out SoWal stickers and SoWal name tags. great idea for some dedicated SoWal soul......
Kurt
Admin
Seaside Farmers' Market and more - Photos - Beaches of South Walton - 03/27/10
Seaside Farmers Market - Sat Apr 17 - 9am-1pm
News from Seaside Farmers Market
Localvores!
If you've been to the market recently you know that Spring is upon us, the produce is coming back and with it the bustle of the market! Come support your local food community and check out our new vendors. Ride your bike or walk to the market and bring Fido too! And, don't forget to bring our own basket or market bag to carry home all of your delicious treasures.
Breakfast!
We think Jon from Artesano should open his own breakfast place, he has made breakfast at the market a few times and he always uses local market ingredients and creates delicious masterpieces on the fly... this weekend, farmers market breakfast made with local market ingredients...we don't know what it wll be but we are sure it will be delicious!
Dragonfly Farms
Dragonfly Farms will be back at the market with a variety of Buttercrunch, Red Sails and Romaine lettuces, Arugula, Camerosa Strawberries, and Spring Onions.
Three Graces Taverna
Three Graces Taverna will join the market with fresh spreads, flavored butters and breads.
Umit Simal - Baklava and homemade Turkish breads and pastries
Oguz Unver - Hummus, Tzaziki Sauce, Dolmas, Feta Cheese, Potato Salad, Pita Bread, Bean salad, and Pickles.
Twin Oaks Farm
www.twinoaksfarm.net
Strawberry Preserve! Yessss, we got the first strawberries this week, from our friends at Dragonfly Fields. REAL ONES, grown in dirt for REAL taste and not fumigated with methyl bromite. The result is spectacular, come to the market to sample homemade Strawberry Preserves!
We have Farm Fresh Organic Chickens. They range in size from 3lb to 5lb, email your order and we will have it ready for pick up at the market. We sell whole bird only at $8/lb.
Pasture raised organic ducks. They are big, frozen and beautiful ...They range in size from 7lb to 8lb, email your order and we will have it ready for pick up at the market. We sell whole bird only at $10/lb
Our chickens and ducks, for eggs and meat, are roaming freely on pasture, bugs, grass and sunshine are part of their diet. We feed them USDA certified organic mix of grains without soy. The chickens and ducks we raise for meat are slow growing breeds and take between 11 to 14 weeks to maturity.
We have plenty of eggs. They are produced by happy chickens who run in the sun, who eat bugs and grass and are having a good time being at the farm. Between splashing in the pool and roaming wide for bugs our little ducks find time to produce incredible eggs : big, bold, dense and packed with 3 times the nutrients of a chickens eggs. We have duck eggs at the market every week.
All our preserves are made with local fresh fruits and certified organic evaporated cane juice. NO pectin, NO citric acid, NO ascorbic acid. Our collection includes : Strawberry, Blueberry, Peach, Fig, Mandarine, Pear / Calamondine, 3 Agrume, Mango / Orange, and Mango Chutney.
Artesano Jewelry
Artesano Jewelry
We make handmade jewelry using natural resources from Peru. Our products range from butterfly wings, seeds, and tagua nuts, to fish scales and cow bones. Artesano means artisan in Spanish. Sano translates to healthy, and that is what it is, healthy art. So you can feel good about wearing it!
Pie in The Sky
Gluten free muffins and breakfast biscuits
Peach Creek
Local Organic Produce: Georgia collards, rouge d'Hiver lettuce, winterbor kale, swiss chard, thyme and rosemary. Regional produce: Green zuccini, yellow squash, garden peppers, mini sweet peppers, pole beans, sweet potatoes, strawberry sweet onions, cuccumbers, baby red russet creamers, turnip greens and roots, strawberries valencia oranges, white and red grapefruits.
Ocheesee Creamery
The Wesselhoeft's will be at the market this weekend with local certified Pure Jersey Products. Skim Milk, Whole MIlk, Butter, Cream and Cheese. If you haven't had fresh dairy this is a real treat and very well priced. All products come in traditional milk bottles and require a deposit, support your local farmer here!
John Kratt
Master Gardener John Kratt and Ellie will be back great plants grown from seed for your garden, Heirloom Tomato Plants, Egg Plants - White Lightning, Hansel, and Tingpong Long, Herbs, and Pepper Jam.
Steenos Italian Table
The fabulous Steenos Table is always so beautiful and full of Tuscan Bread, Foccacia, Italian Sauce, Pizzeles, Apple Butter, Ravioli's and Cannolis! Yum! A talented bunch they can cook and sing!
Gary Herring
Gary will be at the market with his award winning pepper jelly.
Joe Arnold
Joe will be at the market with award winning Camellia trees for sale and some homemade organic bread and a few Blueberry bushes.
Moonlight Microfarm
Moonlight Micro-Farm Blog
Moonlight Microfarm will return next weekend.
Kinowas Cowboy Cookies
Vegan and regular chocolate chip cookies, delicious and addictive...you can't eat just one! Anne wanders the market with a great basket of cookies, catch her for your goodies!
Clear Creek Farms
Come meet Gordon and Lois, long time local bee keepers, they can tell you ANYTHING about bees and the production of honey. Bring your sweet tooth along and catch the buzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!
Soap Peddaler
The Soap Peddaler will be back at the market on May 1st.
Twin Oaks Food For Thought
One of the summer rituals growing up in Switzerland, was to go in the forest to pick wild strawberries. I hated it, it was hot, bug-central, "things" would grab my legs and scratch me, and every flying "object" would fly right into my face! But then once there, the "gourmandise" (a taste and relish for good food) would take over !!! The berries were so good, little, no bigger than the tip of your little finger, juicy, sweet but with a little bit of tartness, I could not get enough of it !! As we were there for picking and not just eating, my Mom would create some picking contest to make sure I got some in my bucket ... ya competitive edge taking over gourmandises! Once we got home it would get even better, we would have the strawberries with fresh cream.
Now in Gruyere when you buy fresh cream it comes in a jar and when you turn the jar upside down the cream stays in the jar !!! well ... real cream I guess?? So you mix it with those little strawberries and I can still remember the taste : it was in incredible !!! One of the best summer memories, taste bud memory that is ...I was thinking of it last night as I had some fresh home made yogurt (made with Ocheesee milk) with some of the strawberry preserve and some fresh strawberries, it was the closest Ive gotten to that mavelous taste in so long ...
Volunteers Needed
We are looking for volunteers to help with the market on Saturdays. We need someone who can host the market table where we sell posters, bags and collect email addresses for this newsletter. If you have one Saturday available or many and would like to get involved send us an email
"Health, excellent or ill, is passed to our children not through our genes but primarily through our recipes." Joanne L. Mumola Williams
News from Seaside Farmers Market
Seaside Farmers Market Saturday April 17, 9am-1pm
located in the amphitheater in Seaside behind Raw and Juicy on Scenic Hwy 30A
Localvores!
If you've been to the market recently you know that Spring is upon us, the produce is coming back and with it the bustle of the market! Come support your local food community and check out our new vendors. Ride your bike or walk to the market and bring Fido too! And, don't forget to bring our own basket or market bag to carry home all of your delicious treasures.
Breakfast!
We think Jon from Artesano should open his own breakfast place, he has made breakfast at the market a few times and he always uses local market ingredients and creates delicious masterpieces on the fly... this weekend, farmers market breakfast made with local market ingredients...we don't know what it wll be but we are sure it will be delicious!
Strawberry Preserves, Local Organic Produce, Local Dairy and Local Certified Organic Eggs!
Dragonfly Farms
Dragonfly Farms will be back at the market with a variety of Buttercrunch, Red Sails and Romaine lettuces, Arugula, Camerosa Strawberries, and Spring Onions.
Three Graces Taverna
Three Graces Taverna will join the market with fresh spreads, flavored butters and breads.
Umit Simal - Baklava and homemade Turkish breads and pastries
Oguz Unver - Hummus, Tzaziki Sauce, Dolmas, Feta Cheese, Potato Salad, Pita Bread, Bean salad, and Pickles.
Twin Oaks Farm
www.twinoaksfarm.net
Strawberry Preserve! Yessss, we got the first strawberries this week, from our friends at Dragonfly Fields. REAL ONES, grown in dirt for REAL taste and not fumigated with methyl bromite. The result is spectacular, come to the market to sample homemade Strawberry Preserves!
We have Farm Fresh Organic Chickens. They range in size from 3lb to 5lb, email your order and we will have it ready for pick up at the market. We sell whole bird only at $8/lb.
Pasture raised organic ducks. They are big, frozen and beautiful ...They range in size from 7lb to 8lb, email your order and we will have it ready for pick up at the market. We sell whole bird only at $10/lb
Our chickens and ducks, for eggs and meat, are roaming freely on pasture, bugs, grass and sunshine are part of their diet. We feed them USDA certified organic mix of grains without soy. The chickens and ducks we raise for meat are slow growing breeds and take between 11 to 14 weeks to maturity.
We have plenty of eggs. They are produced by happy chickens who run in the sun, who eat bugs and grass and are having a good time being at the farm. Between splashing in the pool and roaming wide for bugs our little ducks find time to produce incredible eggs : big, bold, dense and packed with 3 times the nutrients of a chickens eggs. We have duck eggs at the market every week.
All our preserves are made with local fresh fruits and certified organic evaporated cane juice. NO pectin, NO citric acid, NO ascorbic acid. Our collection includes : Strawberry, Blueberry, Peach, Fig, Mandarine, Pear / Calamondine, 3 Agrume, Mango / Orange, and Mango Chutney.
Artesano Jewelry
Artesano Jewelry
We make handmade jewelry using natural resources from Peru. Our products range from butterfly wings, seeds, and tagua nuts, to fish scales and cow bones. Artesano means artisan in Spanish. Sano translates to healthy, and that is what it is, healthy art. So you can feel good about wearing it!
Pie in The Sky
Gluten free muffins and breakfast biscuits
Peach Creek
Local Organic Produce: Georgia collards, rouge d'Hiver lettuce, winterbor kale, swiss chard, thyme and rosemary. Regional produce: Green zuccini, yellow squash, garden peppers, mini sweet peppers, pole beans, sweet potatoes, strawberry sweet onions, cuccumbers, baby red russet creamers, turnip greens and roots, strawberries valencia oranges, white and red grapefruits.
Ocheesee Creamery
The Wesselhoeft's will be at the market this weekend with local certified Pure Jersey Products. Skim Milk, Whole MIlk, Butter, Cream and Cheese. If you haven't had fresh dairy this is a real treat and very well priced. All products come in traditional milk bottles and require a deposit, support your local farmer here!
John Kratt
Master Gardener John Kratt and Ellie will be back great plants grown from seed for your garden, Heirloom Tomato Plants, Egg Plants - White Lightning, Hansel, and Tingpong Long, Herbs, and Pepper Jam.
Steenos Italian Table
The fabulous Steenos Table is always so beautiful and full of Tuscan Bread, Foccacia, Italian Sauce, Pizzeles, Apple Butter, Ravioli's and Cannolis! Yum! A talented bunch they can cook and sing!
Gary Herring
Gary will be at the market with his award winning pepper jelly.
Joe Arnold
Joe will be at the market with award winning Camellia trees for sale and some homemade organic bread and a few Blueberry bushes.
Moonlight Microfarm
Moonlight Micro-Farm Blog
Moonlight Microfarm will return next weekend.
Kinowas Cowboy Cookies
Vegan and regular chocolate chip cookies, delicious and addictive...you can't eat just one! Anne wanders the market with a great basket of cookies, catch her for your goodies!
Clear Creek Farms
Come meet Gordon and Lois, long time local bee keepers, they can tell you ANYTHING about bees and the production of honey. Bring your sweet tooth along and catch the buzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!
Soap Peddaler
The Soap Peddaler will be back at the market on May 1st.
Twin Oaks Food For Thought
One of the summer rituals growing up in Switzerland, was to go in the forest to pick wild strawberries. I hated it, it was hot, bug-central, "things" would grab my legs and scratch me, and every flying "object" would fly right into my face! But then once there, the "gourmandise" (a taste and relish for good food) would take over !!! The berries were so good, little, no bigger than the tip of your little finger, juicy, sweet but with a little bit of tartness, I could not get enough of it !! As we were there for picking and not just eating, my Mom would create some picking contest to make sure I got some in my bucket ... ya competitive edge taking over gourmandises! Once we got home it would get even better, we would have the strawberries with fresh cream.
Now in Gruyere when you buy fresh cream it comes in a jar and when you turn the jar upside down the cream stays in the jar !!! well ... real cream I guess?? So you mix it with those little strawberries and I can still remember the taste : it was in incredible !!! One of the best summer memories, taste bud memory that is ...I was thinking of it last night as I had some fresh home made yogurt (made with Ocheesee milk) with some of the strawberry preserve and some fresh strawberries, it was the closest Ive gotten to that mavelous taste in so long ...
Volunteers Needed
We are looking for volunteers to help with the market on Saturdays. We need someone who can host the market table where we sell posters, bags and collect email addresses for this newsletter. If you have one Saturday available or many and would like to get involved send us an email
"Health, excellent or ill, is passed to our children not through our genes but primarily through our recipes." Joanne L. Mumola Williams
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Jdarg
SoWal Expert
We laughed so hard about this last Saturday! Arix Z says it looks like Kyle Ogle. We should ask David D if Kyle was his inspiration!