Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Name the Kitty Winner!
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Cinco de Mayo & Soup
Next Wednesday, May 5, we're having a Fiesta at the Garden Shop & Local Market. Come sample sassy treats, have fun with flowers, and learn how to put together a Fiesta in minutes.
Lunch is provided by Karen Rankin from Gourmet to Go. Enjoy:
Grilled Chicken with Black Bean & Corn Salad,
Arugula and Grilled Vegetable Salsa, &
'Faux-garitas'
Call 870-7542 for a reservation. $10 class fee, includes lunch.
Today, we received a new shipment of vegetable soup! If you're hooked on this, now's the time to come in and stock up. It's a great dinner option for a chilly night (like tonight), or a rainy evening, like the ones promised later this week.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Local Strawberrie, Watercress & Springtime
Besides that, we have fresh English peas, watercress, local farm eggs, Silver Queen corn from Florida, and yummy tomatoes.
In the nursery, fresh veggies, herb plants and oodles of flowers are everywhere you turn. Come see us and stock up for the weekend.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Garlic Salsa & Evelyn's Roasted Green Bean Recipe
Today in the Market, we're sampling Cherith Valley's Garlic Salsa. Holy smokes, is it ever wonderful! Not too spicy, but full of incredible garlicky (sp?) flavor. Stop by and have a taste.
Our customer Evelyn Stutts brought us her recipe this morning for Roasted Green Beans and Cashews. It sounded so good we asked her to share:
Roasted Green Beans and Cashews
2 lbs. green beans, trimmed and halved
3/4 C. Salted cashews (3 ozs) - chopped
1/2 C shallots, sliced
2 T. extra-virgin olive oil
- Toss the green beans with cashews, shallots, olive oil. 2 t. each salt & pepper.
- Spread evenly in a large 4-sided sheet pan.
- Roast, stirring occasionally until the green beans are tender and nuts are golden brown, between 20-25 minutes. When beans are tender, season with additional salt & pepper.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Farm Market Everyday
If you've never cooked fresh English Peas, you're missing one of spring's ultimate treats! When they're close to done, add a little fresh Kentucky Colonel mint. Season the peas with butter, salt a little pepper. YUMMMMMM.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Find farm-fresh goodies @ Oak Street Local Market today!
Wright Dairy's Wanda cheese is fabulous grated on top of fresh pasta, with a dash of olive oil, salt, pepper, and fresh basil. Talk about an easy dinner! Add a salad of fresh spring lettuces from local grower Michael Dean, with some arugula from Jones Valley Urban Farm and you are good to go. Maybe a glass of light white wine......yum.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Desperately Seeking A Name Contest
So, we're having a Name the Kitty Contest. Put your head together with your kids, and bring by your suggestion. In 2 weeks, we'll pick the winner. The lucky winner receives a $25 gift certificate to Snoozy's Kids!!!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Oak Street Local Market opens Wednesday morning. Come see us! Yum...
Come see us. Have a taste or two. Enjoy! We always have ideas on how to fix and serve our veggies, and would love to know your favorites too. This is the year of eating well with your neighborhood local market.
In the next week or so, we'll set up a way to share recipes. Stay tuned for info on this culinary adventure!
Labels:
local market,
recipes,
strawberries,
vegetables
Friday, April 2, 2010
Don't Miss the Boxwood Clinic Tomorrow (Saturday) At Oak Street Garden Shop
The nursery in incredibly beautiful right now, with every kind of blooming plant imaginable. Even if you're not digging this weekend, stop by for a stroll through this garden paradise. And remember, the Market opens on Wednesday!
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