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< October 16-2014 | Notes Library | October 30-2014 >
Hello Market Friends:
This is a fabulous time of year to eat your greens. Just about all of these crops prefer cool weather, and quite a few carry on happily through light frost. There are others that our farmers are growing under row covers or in greenhouses, so we have an extraordinary selection.
Here's a short (and by no means complete) list of a few uses for various greens, to think about when you're planning your shopping:
Adding to this, today I learned how Ken Whiteley cooks collards, and I don't think he'll mind sharing the recipe:
Ken's Collards
Slice the collards off their central rib and discard it, then cut the greens into thin ribbons. Fry a chopped shallot or onion in olive oil and stir in some smoked paprika, blending it well with the oil. Toss in the collard ribbons and saute until tender. You can use bacon instead of paprika if you wish; either will give you the smoky southern flavour that's key to this dish.
Vendor news:
From Feast of Fields: “We just made fresh Pear Cider with the last of this year's pears and as we still have some apple cider, strawberries, and raspberries we will be coming to the market one more time.”
From Natasha Akiwenzie: “Andrew will down to market. He will have smoked and frozen fish with him. Winds were horrible on Tuesday, so no fresh.”
Don't miss out on their great menu of vegan barbeque and delectable treats, this will be the last week for Brixton Grill this season. Given all the tasty additions to their repertoire in 2014, I'm looking forward to next year already.
To keep us bopping while we shop, special musical guests Richard Underhill and Great Bob Scott will be in attendance from about 4 to 6.
See you at the market!
Anne Freeman
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