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Local Food: Gateway Farmers’ Market, York
We’ve no shortage of greens, but made a trip to the Gateway Farmers’ Market in York this weekend to supplement what’s in the garden: beets and tomatoes from Riverside Farm; field strawberries from River Lily Farm; cilantro from Moondance Farm; and tucked … Continue reading
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Tagged beets, farmers' markets, herbs, pasta, strawberries, tomatoes
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Spaghetti al Pesto Trapanese, or Pasta with Tomato Pesto
Among our dwindling freezer stores are jars of roasted cherry tomatoes saved just for this moment in time. We’re still between seasons as far as growing goes, and remain dependent on stocks of food put up the previous year. While … Continue reading
4.22.12 Cellar onions and a lone tomato
We took advantage of the rainy day by cleaning out the root cellar. Unseasonal warmth has shortened their storage life, and the sprouting onions and potatoes were consigned to compost. Though also beginning to sprout, we’ve still lots of usable … Continue reading
Posted in garden, tomatoes / pomodorini
Tagged alliums, pomodorini, season extension, tomatoes
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Northern Shrimp with Tomatoes and Yellow Eye Beans
The season for Northern Shrimp — a sweet, delicate wintertime treat — has finally arrived. We buy buckets of them straight off the boat, so fresh they’re still wriggling around. Left overnight to calm themselves down, we then roll up our … Continue reading
12.18.11 Juliet tomatoes with eggs
At the last North Berwick Farmers’ Market in late October I was able to grab a couple of pints of Juliet tomatoes from Moondance Gardens before they disappeared for the season. My first encounter with the Juliet several years ago was less then promising … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, tomatoes / pomodorini
Tagged eggs, pomodorini, season extension, tomatoes
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Field Notes: Pomodorini in December
Fellow gardeners, Don and Lane, participated in growing out pomodorini this past season. These recent photographs show their Principe Borghese tomatoes in storage. They uprooted the entire plant, hung it upside down in their pantry, and are picking the pomodorini … Continue reading
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Tagged pomodorini, season extension, tomatoes
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Lamb Meatballs Simmered with Tomatoes & Chard
When a copy of Tangy Tart Hot & Sweet by Padma Lakshmi came my way, I expected to look through it then pass it on. We don’t watch much television, and it seemed an unlikely cookbook for me to keep. Surprisingly (thanks, Leslie!), it’s filled … Continue reading
