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New Red Potatoes!!

2016-12-12T12:14:15-08:00

A standard very early red variety, "Red Norland," with that unbeatable new potato taste! These are wonderful potatoes and a sure sign that so much more is just around the corner. The skins are fragile though as the potatoes can bruise easily - so handle them with care - and they are best unpeeled. Just [...]

New Red Potatoes!!2016-12-12T12:14:15-08:00

Carnival (Delicata) Winter Squash

2016-12-12T12:14:15-08:00

Carnival is one of the beautiful winter squash around and is another delicata type squash which means it can be cooked just like the Sweet Dumpling and Honey Boat Delicata - and even the skin is edible. It is hard to get this one into the oven as it is just so nice to look [...]

Carnival (Delicata) Winter Squash2016-12-12T12:14:15-08:00

Collard Greens

2017-01-11T03:59:14-08:00

Collard Greens are members of the cabbage family grown for cooked greens. They look like cabbage plants that do not form heads. Just the leaves are used for collards. Although most varieties are associated with Southern U.S. cooking, the variety we grow is a very cold hardy type ideal for Spring. Cook as you would [...]

Collard Greens2017-01-11T03:59:14-08:00

Honey Mushrooms!

2016-12-12T12:14:16-08:00

Honey Mushrooms grow in the Fall and are a real treat! Just when you think the "wild" mushroom season is over, here they come! Be sure to thoroughly clean "wild" mushrooms before cooking and NEVER eat them raw. These compliment a Fall stir-fry (with daikon radishes and bok choy!), roast beautifully, or enhance the flavour [...]

Honey Mushrooms!2016-12-12T12:14:16-08:00

It’s Cabbage Time!

2016-12-12T12:14:16-08:00

Just harvested from the field this morning, Napa Cabbage and more types of cabbage are making their way into our home delivery baskets. This cabbage, which is sometimes referred to as celery cabbage, can be used for wraps, rolls, in coleslaw, Kim Chi, cooked in a stir fry or braised (just to name a few [...]

It’s Cabbage Time!2016-12-12T12:14:16-08:00
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