CSA ~ September 9, 2021
Weekly
Pick-Up Thursdays Between 4-7pm
WEEKLY PICK-UP DATES
September 9, 16, 23
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BI-WEEKLY PICK-UP DATES
September 16
If you find you can't make it during normal pick up time, please let us know and we can
arrange a Friday visit. If you aren't feeling well, we can bring your share out to your car.
Just give us a call at 330-549-9408.
Swiss Chard
Kale
Tomatoes
Tomatillos
Butternut Squash
Yellow Squash
Acorn Squash
Spaghetti Squash
Eggplant
Bell Peppers
Hot Peppers (Jalapeno & Dragon Toe)
Assorted Decorative Gourds
Bonus Items ~ Choose One: Brussels Sprouts, Rhubarb, Yellow Squash, Spaghetti Squash, Ground Cherries, Yellow Beans
Number of crops ready and amount of harvest of a given crop will vary throughout the season. We will provide at least six items each week. If we have any crop issues, we will supplement with produce from other local farms. Some weeks will include value added items, such as Jungle Jam, Zucchini Bread, Basil Pesto, or even seasonal fruit from other farms.
Tomatillos
This has been a year of abundant tomatillos for sure! Someone mentioned last week that they couldn't make one more tomatillo salsa, so I was glad I had put in some interesting recipes, like that sorbet. Now I wonder if anyone tried it! I found some more unusual, summery ideas this week that I hope might tempt your taste buds. Why not make the summer season last longer by continuing to enjoy some cool, refreshing dishes?
Make summer last even longer...freeze your tomatillos!
Tomatoes
Last week, our friend Tom shared a recipe for a tomato and feta cheese sauce that sounded easy and beyond amazing. All you have to do is bake the cheese, tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil, cook some pasta, then mash up the tomato and cheese mixture to make sauce and, boom, dinner! Thanks for sharing your brilliant use of tomatoes, Tom! I have included a link below with details as well as some other easy, flavorful tomato treats.
Butternut Squash
Maybe you are done with summer and are ready for pumpkin spice, shorter days, and cozy sweaters. (I am! Yay for fall!!) Bring on fall! This squash soup recipe will warm you up on the chilliest fall day!
Kale & Swiss Chard
You can feel especially healthy after eating your leafy greens! Enjoy them together in a salad or try cooking them into a pot of soup.
Hot Peppers ~ Jalapeno & Dragon Toe
For some of us, a little bit of spice goes a long way. If that's true for you, check out these useful tips on how to make your hot peppers a bit less hot. The other link has some great ideas for preserving peppers so you can enjoy the taste of a hot summer on a freezing day in January!
Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprouts are believed to originate from the city which gave them their name - Brussels, Belgium, where records trace them back to the 13th century. They were introduced to North America by 18th century French settlers in Louisiana. I know some people that wish they had stayed in Europe...but if cooked right, they can be pretty tasty! In my house, we actually like them raw in salads, in coleslaw, or even as a little snack by themselves. Peeling off the individual leaves makes them so much fun to eat.
Rhubarb
Many folks have cut back...or stopped...traveling over the last two years. If you are dreaming of doing some globe trotting, we have the recipe to help you take a journey to the British Isles while remaining at home. Whip up these scones, brew some English Breakfast or maybe Earl Grey, and sit down to an afternoon tea.
Ground Cherries
These delicious little fruits are my favorite thing I've learned about while working at Goodness Grows. They're supposed to make great jam and I enjoyed a piece of pie once that a friend had made. But, honestly, I never do anything with these little guys except peel and eat them! Yum!
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