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October 17, 2009
Hello Everyone,
Fall has certainly let it's entrance be known. The rain is
blowing sideways, horses are in their shelters and pleading
not to be let out, Border Collie Maggie is hunkered down on
the porch, and Arianne and I worked outside in full
raingear, boots and rubber gloves with water running off us
in rivers all day today. Little girls stayed home with their
Papa except for one trip across the farm to help clean
stalls. Nola donned her new boots and marched straight for
the largest puddle waded out to her thighs, then raced out
and jumped laughing at the water squirting out of the top of
the new boots. Boots mean different things to different
ages!!!
We save greenhouse work for when we are getting cold, we
call it the farmer's Bahamas. It always amazes me that even
on a stormy day it can be 85 degrees in the greenhouses.
Things are slowing down as the light wanes, but we still
hope to have a good selection of produce through the winter.
For you horsey types don't forget the mounted Halloween
party this Sunday starting at 1:00. Call for directions if
you are planning to come. So far we have one pony who will
be a ballerina, a Pipi Longstockings and a horse disguised
as a spotted owl - who would ever guess. Will have the party
in the covered riding arena so come rain or shine. Please
RSVP. thanks
Thanks for your business.
Chris and the farm gang
Here is what we have this week:
Bagged Greens: $4.50/ bag
Salad Mix
Spicy Mix
Arugula
Stir-fry mix
Lettuce by the head $2.50/each big heads
Red leaf lettuce
Green leaf lettuce
Farm grapes $3/ pound - all are delicious we eat them
seeds and all
Red-seedless
Purple
Note on the small varieties of squash - I slice many of
these varieties with the skins on and steam of stirfry
lightly. Especially when they are right out or the fields
the skins are tender and edible and tasty - saves peeling.
They can also be baked whole or halved.
Winter Squash 44 varieties!!! all 1.25/ pound most are
heirlooms
Small squash:
Delicatta,
Carnival (small multicolored)
White Acorns
Dark green acorns
Kabocha, Red Kuri, Bon Bon, Teddy Bear etc. small dark sweet
dry meated squash
Turks Turban
Medium Squash
small banana squash
small hubbard varieties red and blue
Lakota-striped
confection - blue
spaghetti
Pumpkins - all sizes
New England pie
White Pumpkins
Jarrahdale- blue deeply ridged
Queensland Blue -Almost square pumkin
Kakai - green and orange striped pumkin with great shellless
seeds
long Island Cheese - cream colored heirloom
We also have cinderella pumkins, long pumkins, miniature
pumkins, Connecticut field pumkins, in limited quantities,
The color in the cinderella pumkins is wonderful this year,
but we will have limited quantities so let us know if you
want any of these early and we will save one for you.
Farm Apples; $2/ pound
Dill Vinaigrette: $5/ pint
Bunched Greens: $3/ bunch
Mixed kales
Chard
Italian dandilions
Mizuna
Waido - very tender thicker stemmed mizuna
Chinese savoy cabbage - beautiful heads we will cut them $1/
pound
Minchilla savoy cabbage $1/ pound
Red cabbage $1/ pound
Walla Walla Sweet onions $2/ pound we have some huge sweet
onions this year - delicious
5 pound bag $8
10 pound bag $15
20 pound bag $20
Scallions: $3/ bunch
Leeks: $2.50/ pound really nice leeks
Potatoes :$2/ pound
10# bag $15.00
5# bag $8.00
20# bag $25
Viking Purple
These are dark magenta skinned potatoes with creamy yellow
flesh - they are delicious potatoes
Red Potatoes - finally ready to harvest!!!
Rose Finn Apple Fingerlings
Russian Banana Fingerlings
Yellow Finn
German Butterball
We have a scab in part of one of our fields. The quality of
the potaotes is good, they are just ugly with black spots on
the skin. The scab can be peeled of scrubbed off. We are
selling these potatoes for $1/ pound. They store well and
are still good organic food.
Mixed bags: 20# 20pounds $18
10# $10
Root Crops: $3/bunch -
mixed beets
Dark beets
Scallions
Forono beets -long beets
radishes $2/ bunch limited
Kohlrabi $2/ pound
Root fennel $2/ pound
Carrots $4/bunch - new crop
Kohlrabi- $2/ pound
Broccoli - $3/ pound limited quantities
Sweet peppers- $1 each limited quantities
Cucumbers: $2/ pound mixed varieties - or take your
pick
Suyo long - very tender Japanese Cuc
Striped Armenian - Also very long and tender
White Cucs - small white pickers - Filomena's favorite
Poohna Kerna- A large brown East Indian Cuc
Lemon Cucs - round yellow Cucs
Picklers
Divas - no spines at all
Regular ol' eating cucs
Cayenne Peppers: .50 each or 3 for $1 big long peppers
Anaheim chillis $1/each - limited
Bitter Melon: These are edible gourds used in Asian Cooking
- wanna be adventuresome
$2/each these are really beautiful They are bitter raw and
more mild cooked - I have attached recipies this week
Herbs: $2/ bunch
Mixed herbs
mint
oregano
Sage
Chives
Parsley
SAvory
Thyme
parsley
Pestos: $7.50
Basil
Dried Tomato
parsley walnut
Cilantro
Arulula Walnut
Sage/ roasted almond
Farm Salsa: $5/ pint medium or hot
Farm Eggs: $4.50
Sweet Annie, Amaranth, broom corn dried bouquet large $8
Small $5
Tied cornstalk bouquet - short $6
Shopping bags made from recycled burlap coffee bags from
around the world: $16 each
Pickles:
Bread and Butter pickles: $6/ pint
Dilly Beans: $8/ quart
Three Bean Salad Mix: $8/ quart
Jams and chutneys: $5.50 each
NewThis week:
Plum Jam
Orange Plum Jam
Strawberry
Strawberry/Rhubarb
Strawberry/Cranberry
Blackberry-
Blueberry/lime - New batch low sugar
Blueberry - low sugar New batch
No added Sugar Raspberry (sweetened with fruit juice) New
batch yes we really do have it this week
Mixed berry- no added sugar
Mixed berry - low sugar
Ginger/pear
Applebutter
Pearbutter
Asianpear/Apple
Apricot- new batch Low sugar
Grape
Grape/Pecan
Peach/Pineapple
Carrot
Orange/fennel Marmalade
Pumpkin Marmalade
Chutneys: $5.50 each
Apple
Pumpkin/Spice
Pumpkin/Ginger
Scone Mix: $6/ bag
We are Still doing Grounds for Change fair traded Coffee
Grounds for Change Coffee: organic, fair trade, shade grown
coffee in 12
oz bags- locally roasted in Suquamish:
Please email us the roast name and indicate whether you want
WHOLE BEAN or GROUND
$9.00 bag:
Espresso
Solstice blend
Seabrook Blend
Equinox Blend
Agate Pass
French Roast
Vienna Roast
Cafe Femenino
El Salvador
Mexico
Bolivia
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Peru
$9.50/ bag:
Decaf Espresso
First Light Decaf
Midnight Decaf |