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Farmers Market Update: Foodzie
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Even though SF residents will suffer through a freezing June, July and August, there’s no denying the sweetness of a surprise summer day in February. This weekend’s weather was amazing, which makes it that much sadder that I wasn’t able to make it to the farmers market.
organic brussel sprouts - Swanton Berry Farm
Unfortunately a veterinary emergency kept me from visiting the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market this weekend, but thankfully friend and fellow foodie Emily Olson from Foodzie volunteered to step in. Not only did she bring me a bounty of fruits and vegetables, she also provided all the pictures for this week.
Carrots - Marin Roots Farm
Thanks Emily!
Spinach - Heirloom Organics
Meyer Lemons - K & J Orchards
Cardoons - Knoll Farms
Guavas - Brokaw Farm
Pimientos de Padron - Happy Quail Farms
California Navel Oranges - Olsen Farms
Green Garlic - Knoll Farms
Kiwis - Four Sisters Farm
Zutano Avocado - Olsen Farms
Broccoli di Ciccio - Chue's Farm Fresh Vegetables
Thompson Raisins - Hidden Star Orchards
Mustard Rapini - Knoll Farms
Is it springtime yet?
Wow. You have that in February. I’m so jealous–in NYC the farmers’ markets don’t have most of that stuff, ever. Sigh.
Yammy! Can’t wait for summer so I can go to the farmers market for all the fresh produce. Wish we had one all year long-Great pictures!
Wow love the blog so far! Really really miss those pimientos de padron! Wish the food markets and foodzie were like this in the uk! Great photos this week, cant wait to see what food summer brings 😉
Please tell me that Toaster is ok . . . vet emergencies are so stressful – on the puppy and on you. Beautiful photos – but the “vet emergency” thing takes priority in my brain.
Take care,
Mo
Thanks for the well wishes Mo. We got him some antibiotics and he seems to be doing much better 🙂
I hope the Toaster pup is OK!!!
Thanks! Little bugger is doing much better now 🙂