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Farmers Market Loot, July 13

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We are really getting into the goods now. So yes, we dropped a lot of clams for this loot.

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20:11:00 on 06/29/06 by liz - General -

Farmers Market Loot, June 29

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When we arrived at the farm market at 9:30 a.m., the sour cherries were already sold out. Can you believe it?

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10:03:00 on 06/29/06 by liz - General -

Sour Cherry Preserves

What does it take to turn a big bowl of cherries into a lot of little jars of jam?
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4 hours
2 pitters
4 bowls
5 cups of sugar
6 tablespoons lemon juice
24 jars

and 10 pounds of sour cherries.

The report on making sour cherry preserves will be up by tomorrow morning. Come back soon!

09:57:00 on 06/25/06 by liz - General -

Farmers Market Loot, June 24

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I had to hit a different farmers market this week, because a Thursday appointment kept me from the Nyack one.

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09:20:00 on 06/24/06 by liz - General -

The Pea: A Vegetable in Nature’s Perfect Package

We had the most amazing peas on Tuesday for dinner. And even though they came to the house in June 8 Farmers Market Loot, they were still divine 12 days later. After all, they’re kept in nature’s perfect package.

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19:49:00 on 06/20/06 by liz - General -

The Etymology of Sour Cherry Farm

As we are approaching the two short weeks of sour cherry season, I thought it a good time to talk about the origin of the name of the farm.

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10:31:51 on 06/19/06 by liz - General -

What’s a Party Without Hats?

Before last Friday, I’d never realized how important hats are to the making of a good party. But think about it. Why do three-year-olds wear those pointy “Happy Birthday” hats? And how many weddings have you been to where the bride wore a tiara. Plus, I have two words for you: Kentucky Derby. (Actually that should be four words, because I’d like to include, for the same event: Mint Juleps.) What would any of those be without hats?

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19:39:00 on 06/16/06 by liz - General -

Farmers Market Loot, June 15

A new cheese guy arrived this week.

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11:13:00 on 06/15/06 by liz - General -

Sour Cherry Farm Goes to The Golf

I'm rushing off to do chores this morning, but I"ll leave you with a highlight of yesterday's visit to the practice rounds at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck: Seeing Tiger Woods.

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09:49:00 on 06/13/06 by liz - General -

Sunset at the Tappan Zee Bridge

Summer arrived last week. We greeted it with drinks at Sunset Cove, the restaurant at the Washington Irving Boat Club in Tarrytown.

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09:36:00 on 06/13/06 by liz - General -

Berries for Breakfast

Here’s how we used some of our farmers market loot over the weekend.

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10:33:00 on 06/11/06 by liz - General -

Babies and Burgers

Guess who turns one this week? A little boy named Charlie.

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14:10:00 on 06/10/06 by liz - General -

GaGa and The Meaning of Art

Industrial space designated for artists is getting rare these days, but in Garnerville, up the slope of the right bank of the Hudson, there’s a pre-Civil War textiles factory that — thanks to some forward-thinking entreprenuers — has been converted into the Garnerville Arts & Industrial Center. Each year, the artists hold an open house called the GaGa Festival (GArnerville GAllery) and the public can wander through their studios — and the complex.

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13:09:00 on 06/10/06 by liz - General -

Farmers Market Loot, June 8

The take-home on June 8.

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Last week’s loot generated such a lively discussion, I thought I’d make the farmers market photo a regular feature. I’ll show you what we bought each week, and I’ll include the cost. We can talk about what’s in season when throughout the summer, and readers can give us suggestions on recipes to use over the weekend.

June 8 total: $63.25.

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09:10:00 on 06/08/06 by liz - General -

Farmers Market Loot, June 1

Here's the take-home on June 1.

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How much do you think it cost?

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12:39:00 on 06/01/06 by liz - General -
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