[local eating] Enterprise Farm share
Dec. 31st, 2009 09:16 am- two heads of huge garlic, Eastern Carolina Organics, NC (it doesn't say elephant garlic, but that's the size of them)
- a bunch of green kale, Lady Moon, FL
- a bunch of collard greens, Eastern Carolina Organics, NC
- two heads of green leaf lettuce, Lady Moon, FL
- two avocados, Homestead, FL
- a bag of wheat berries, Four Star Farm, Northfield, MA (YAY!)
- six big carrots, Enterprise, Whately, MA (two pounds?)
- twelve medium-small Yukon potatoes, Full Bloom Farm, Whately, MA
- fifteen fairly narrow parsnips, Deep Root, VT (two or three pounds?)
- two delicata squash, Czajkowski, Hadley, MA
- a pint of grape tomatoes, Somerset Organics, FL (interestingly, unlisted in the newsletter)
- eight apples, Bashista Fruit Farm, Southampton, MA (low-spray/IPM) (these are the most kicked-looking apples I've seen in a while; they're destined for applesauce)
I'm rather awash in salad greens; anyone need some?
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Date: 2010-01-01 03:47 pm (UTC)It's hard for me to get through lettuce nearly as quickly in the winter as I do in the summer, unfortunately. And it's not like I can saute it and freeze it for later...