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Farmers Market November 9th

November 8, 2013 By Blue Skys Farm

Brrrrr…the wind was very cold today, and it certainly felt like winter is on it’s way.  (Good time to be in Florida Kim!!)

As a farmer, I never stop thinking about or complaining about the weather.

Green Mizuna

We picked from the greenhouse today:

 

  • Fall Frilly Mix:  green and purple mizuna*

*Mizuna is a Japanese mustard green that is delicious raw or cooked.

This week I had a yummy salad of both purple and green mizuna with arugula; adding cranberries and almond slivers and a honey-dijon mustard dressing.

Mizuna can also be cooked, adding it to stir frys or soups.

  • Spinach:  a mix of green and red Bordeaux
  • Mustard Greens
  • Swiss Chard

And, from the fields, we picked:

Arugula
Kim’s Custom Lettuce Mix
Kale
Rubicon Cabbage
Parsley

See you all at the market in Pawtuxet Village (9 to noon) and at the Hope Artiste Market (9 to 1).

 

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Cranston, Rhode Island 02921

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