for the past month, I've been getting the majority of my produce from the local Green Market held in a local park near the beach. At first, I used to go with specific goals in mind (like I have to get 2 tomatoes). However, going to a local farmer's market with a shopping list is not very productive. It's better to wing it and make decisions based on the selection. Then based on what you get, develop your menu. I feel that I made out with some superb produce yesterday, spending a grant total of $18. I came home with:
1 huge green bell pepper (which was used today to make beef fajitas)
6 ears of sweet corn (3 of them were served for dinner tonight)
6 medium zucchinis (2 served this evening -- using my favorite stuffed zucchini recipe)
6 huge tomatoes (1 used yesterday to make a tomato sandwich on italian whole grain)
2 lbs of green beans
1 huge italian eggplant (will be used tomorrow along with the tomatoes to make roasted eggplant, tomato and mozzarella stacks---and also to be used on Tuesday to make paninis)
1 lb of Muscadine grapes (I had never tried these before, but very good!)
Can't wait to see what I will get next week!
Lemony Romaine and Avocado Salad
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This simple lemony romaine and avocado salad is refreshing, vibrant, and
delicious! I recently made this delicious simple lemony romaine and avocado
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3 days ago
2 comments:
Hey Girlie!
Saw you post on Karyn's blog and I thought I'd drop by to say Hi!
How you be? :)
Where is the farmer's market? How did I not know we had one at the beach??
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