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  1. 01-22-2013, 03:33 PM #1
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    Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    So, I signed up for this recurring delivery service.
    They scour the local farms for produce and assemble a box for delivery to subscribers...

    My second delivery arrived:
    Mint, Swiss Chard, Broccoli, Collards, Gai Choy Cabbage <?>, Turnips w/ greens, Tangerines, Meyers Lemons , and a little Cilantro plant in a pot...

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  2. 06-18-2013, 09:12 PM #46
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    kale chips=GOOD STUFF!!!!
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  3. 07-28-2013, 05:37 PM #47
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Eggplant babies, okra (try it whole & grilled!), jalapeños, more kale, 1015 onions, 'maters, spaghetti squash, red 'taters, etc.

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  4. 07-29-2013, 07:50 AM #48
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Did you say 1015 onions? Lol
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  5. 07-29-2013, 07:52 AM #49
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Yes. 1015s are the Texas Equivalent of a Vidalia from Georgia...
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  6. 07-29-2013, 07:57 AM #50
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Quote Originally Posted by TraciInTexas View Post
    Yes. 1015s are the Texas Equivalent of a Vidalia from Georgia...
    Oh!!! was thinking even pearl onions, that would be a lot!
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  7. 07-29-2013, 06:11 PM #51
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Not a quantity, a type!
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  8. 07-31-2013, 02:19 AM #52
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Is Kale seaweed?
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  9. 07-31-2013, 07:22 AM #53
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    No, it is a leafy green veggie. Looks similar to a big lettuce leaf but is a much heartier leaf.
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  10. 08-01-2013, 05:51 PM #54
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Kale is a form of GREENS. Like collards, mustards, etc.
    VERY good for you. Pretty tasty. Versatile -- limp it, or cook it mushy, or eat it raw, or even put it in a smoothie!

    Easy to grow. It's a popular Southern yard veggie.
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    I was remiss in posting this last week...

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    Another delivery...

    Taters, various peppers, bag of BEPs, squash, onion/shallots, dill, mini pumpkins, key lines, sweet potatoes, pears, etc.
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Oooh...that delivery says FALL is definitely here!! Happy cooking with all those good things!
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Quote Originally Posted by cali baker View Post
    Oooh...that delivery says FALL is definitely here!! Happy cooking with all those good things!
    Potato Soup... (Collected enough little red potatoes)
    Four tiny pumpkin pies?! LOL!
    Grilled squash?

    I was kind of disappointed with this one. Seemed awful small & el-cheapo for $35.
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  15. 10-02-2013, 05:05 PM #59
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Fall must be a more expensive season. Lol the popcorn corn? Are you supposed to cook it and pop it? I always thought of that corn as decorative.
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  16. 10-02-2013, 07:01 PM #60
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    Re: Local, farm-raised, seasonal, organic veggies delivered to my door...




    Quote Originally Posted by cali~jenn View Post
    Fall must be a more expensive season. Lol the popcorn corn? Are you supposed to cook it and pop it? I always thought of that corn as decorative.
    Popcorn... Yes, it pops. You roll it off the cob, heat a cast iron pan to just below smoking, drop in the kernels, drop a glass lid on it, and shika-shika-shake...
    So much more tasty than commercial popcorn!

    Popcorn is different from regular corn in water content. Some of that Fall corn is regular corn.
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