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Lunch. |
Blue Grass band at the Farmer's Market |
The Union Square Farmer's Market is a place of inspiration. You can't really take a list because crops vary as the season progresses. We have our regular spots, but always wind up making something different depending on what looks good.
Go To Vendors at the Union Square Farmer's Market:
Go To Vendors at the Union Square Farmer's Market:
- Cato Corner Farm for off the wall blue cheese
- Flying Pigs for pork products (ribs, bratwurst)
- Grazin' Angus for beef products and the most phenomenal, orange yolked eggs
- Ronnybrook Dairy for yogurt
- and veggies from wherever they look best
While I was in Colorado, I bought a super spicy Ethiopian spice blend called Berbere, but I have yet to use it. I don't really know how. While at the Farmer's Market, we went to the Flying Pigs stand (they are awesome at giving cooking recommendations- they are the people who recommended the braised ribs recipe) where they suggested cooking ground pork in the spice. I started picturing something like a sloppy joe. But fancy. A fancy joe.
After a lap around the Farmer's Market and a time out to strategize, we had a delicious food plan for the week.
Radishes for pineapple and radish slaw, to be served w/ Fancy Joe sammiches. |
Dinners this week:
Sunday- Fish Tacos by bakedbree
Monday- Gnocci w/ mushroom and spinach ragu
Tuesday- Blue Cheese, yummy bread and sauteed broccoli rabe
(yes, the main ingredient here is cheese)
Wednesday- Beer (we have softball)
Thursday- Fancy Joe (spicy pork) Sandwiches w/ pineapple and radish slaw
Friday- too far away to think about
This week is going to be a pretty intense week at school, with our Quality Review and testing going on at the same time. However, it doesn't really matter what happens during the day because at 3:45, I'll be thinking about dinner :)
this is unreal. we're making those fish tacos as soon as i figure out where to buy arctic or nordic in fargo. hmm good question, alyse. way to go. yum yum yum
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