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From left to right: squash, corn, lettuce, mulberries, tomatoes, peaches, mushrooms, fennel, parsley, cherries, and potatoes. Farmer's markets have started to wake up again. Going shopping outdoors with social distancing is a great way to stay healthy and get out of the house! These 11 items cost just under $30 at a farmer's market in ... Farmer’s Market Meal Planning
 
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Summer squash is in season! Here is a fun and delicious grill idea. Simply slice the squash lengthwise in 1/2" strips. Since the squash is young and the stems are tender, I kept them on. I oiled a piece of foil and grilled them quickly with a little sliced...
 

Putting together a comprehensive and engaging cooking demonstration is hard work -- but that's about to change.
 

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Farmer's markets are stocked with late-spring, early-summer produce. Most of the vendors keep the public cordoned away from the food and they select items for you. It might feel a little strange not being able to pick your own food, but chances are that each item is very fresh. And now you have food that ... Farmer’s Market Tomatoes
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Spring and summer bring tons of fresh vegetables from gardens, farmers' markets, and grocery stores. The latest farmers' market bounty included ripe beefsteak tomatoes, baby turnip greens, baby carrots, baby bok choy, asparagus, and spinach. Here's what we made with our delicious haul from the farmer's market in Boulder, Colorado...
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I got to visit a Farmer's Market over the weekend. They had a huge array of tropical fruits, local grown seasonal produce, fresh herbs, sunflowers and more!
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Pea shoots are larger than "sprouts" but are not mature enough to produce peas. They taste like peas and have a delicate flavor. Plus, their versatility makes them delicious whether they are raw or cooked. Find out what we bought at the farmers' market this week and see the...