THIS SUNDAY AT THE MARKET
MUSICAL GUEST: Fernandito Ferrer
MARKET HOURS 9AM - 1:30 PM
MARKET VENDORS
FACES OF THE MARKET: Cosying Up!
DR. TONY: 7 Supermarket Foods to Avoid
RECIPES OF THE WEEK: Goodbye Old Man Winter
Sponsor Spotlight

MUSICAL GUEST THIS SUNDAY:   


 

FERNANDITO FERRER

Puerto Rico  

 

acoustic/latin/indie

 

 

  10:00am - 1:00pm



THIS SUNDAY...

 

 

MAGGIES FARM IS BACK!

mixed greens, spicy mix, arugula and herbs 

 

 


MORNING STAR RANCH new* 

All organic Green Drink: kale, rainbow chard, wild spinach, collards, grapefruit juice, yerba mate, agave, flax and apple...super nutritious and delicious!

 

 

HAPPY HEMP

One of the most nutritious (and delicious) foods on earth... just a sprinkle elevates any meal to super food status by adding nutty goodness, and a healthy dose of protein, fiber and essential amino and heart healthy fatty acids.  Come taste Tara Miko's samples and learn more about its' health benefits!   




 

 ALSO...   

 

 FRENCH GARDEN SHOPPE    

 

 

 balsamic vinegars and jams added this week!  

     

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French Basketeer

 

 Summer Sale

$10 baskets!  




come visit Andrea's booth in the center of the marketplace!~

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MAGNOLIA FLOWERS...  

    

 

 

Summer Splendor!! 


  Vendor List:

 

 

 

 

Farms, Ranches & Farmsteads:


Archis Acres

 

B St. Growers

 

Da-Le Ranch

 

Descanso Valley Ranch

 

Hopkins AG

 

Kawano Farms

 

Maggies Farm

 

Morning Star Ranch

 

Nicolau Farms

 

Paradise Valley Ranch

 

Pudwill Farms

 

Sage Mountain Farm

 

Smit Orchards

 

Suncoast Farms

 

Valdivia Farms

 



 

Artisanal Food Producers:

 

Bella Vado Splendid Oils

Bitchin' Sauce

Dolce Cheese Shop

Gourmet Tamales

Impeccable Taste

Johanns Gluten Free Bakery

Lisko Imports

Loic Patisserie

Miss Sushi

Pangea Teas

Thyme of Essence Oils, Spices, Balsamic Vinegars & Mediterranean Wraps

 

 

Artisanal Food Producers on Rotation *please check website calendar

 

Emilios Spanish Kitchen 

 

Happy Hemp

 

 Viva Pops





Non Food Artisans/Crafters:

 

French Basketeer

 

French Garden Shoppe

 

 Le Petite Bebe 

 

Magnolia Flowers

 

Seven Hopes United (Fair Trade)





Pets:

 

Foxy Treats

 

Helen Woodward Animal Center

 

















































































































































Rancho Santa Fe Farmers Market Newsletter, vol. 47       

Greetings!


FACES OF THE MARKET 

 by Andrea Drexelius   

 

 

 

"Cosying Up"

 

Each week, there are slight changes to the produce on offer.  It's a very slow dance through the early summer/late spring weeks, as varieties change and "the best" comes to the market.


 

 

Engage the farmers; they will be happy to tell you everything they know about what they are offering.  Ask Kevin from Kawano Farms his opinion on corn~ white, yellow or bi-color like he had this week.  Be sure to have just a peek at the comparable corn at other stores; I did, and I will be back for more of these super-plump ears~


 

 

Each week, we have a display basket of the "best of the market."  This week, Paloma from Sage Mountain and Daniel from Nicolau were excitedly pointing~ "My arugula, right next to your coral cherries!"


 

 

Looks almost too good to eat, non?

 
   

 


Andrea Drexelius

          French Basketeer          Metis Linens

                 


"Healthy Living"

by Dr. Tony Puopolo II, MD, MA

 

 

Sometimes we all come across articles that really resonate with us. Below is one of those articles. I hope you find it helpful.

 

Top 7 Supermarket Foods to Avoid

Emma Sgourakis

Food Matters, May 14, 2011

In a recent article, seven experts in the fields of both food and the environment (scientists, doctors and farmers) were asked just one simple question: "What foods do you avoid?" Their responses had nothing to do with calories or nutrient-density, but all to do with their insider knowledge on how certain seemingly "healthy" foods that they closely work with are produced and packaged. The findings are scary. If the farmer who grows the food won't eat it himself, then I won't touch it either. Here's a summary of the findings. You can add these seven to your 'Foods to Avoid' list:

1. Canned Tomatoes

An endocrinologist and expert on the topic of the synthetic oestrogen bisphenol-A (BCA), linked to

heart disease and infertility, won't go near

canned tomatoes. Tin cans are lined with a resin containing BCA which is especially a problem with

canning tomatoes, as the acid in tomato breaks this down in dangerous amounts. This is a serious health concern for everyone who loves a Spag Bol, especially children. My advice: if you still want the convenience of stored, ready-to-cook tomatoes, opt for sauces and passata in glass bottles.

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Report: BPA Found in 18 of 20 Most Popular Food Cans  

2. Conventional Beef

For fat cows (and fat people), feed them grain, corn and soy. This is what farmers do to increase profits. The end product is meat that is nutritionally inferior. Cows were meant to eat grass. Studies show that grass-fed beef (compared to corn-fed) is higher in important vitamins, minerals and the heart-healthy, anti-inflammatory fats. Then there's also the issue of all the antibiotics used on those inappropriately-fed, sick cows... My advice: Look for "grass-fed" or "pasture-fed" organic beef from strong healthy beasts.

3. Microwave Popcorn

Another poisonous packaging issue:Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) lines the bags of those popcorn bags, and the heat in the microwave leaches this straight onto your movie munchies. The UCLA links this compound to infertility. My advice: Corn kernels

+ butter + sea salt + plus a big pot (with a lid!) Simple.

4. Conventional Potatoes

More than any other vegetable, non-organic potatoes are heavily sprayed with herbicides, pesticides and fungicides throughout every stage of their growth, harvesting and storage. So much so that potato growers never eat the potatoes they sell and grow their own separate plots without all the chemicals. My advice: Organic or Bio-dynamic potatoes only.

5. Farmed Salmon

This is particularly scary considering that in Australia, the only fresh Salmon we have access to is farmed; all farmed, this includes "Atlantic" Salmon. These fish are crammed in pens and fed all manner of junk from soy and hydrolyzed chicken feathers and pellets. A scientific study on fish contamination showed high levels of DDT and PCB's (carcinogens). So serious were the findings that the director for the Institute for Health warns that any more than one salmon meal every 5 months increases your cancer risk. Not to mention that fact that the levels of Omega 3 and

Vitamin D are devoid in these poor factory-versions that their wild, up-stream-swimming ancestors contain. My advice: For fresh fish, choose small & wild varieties wherever available. For salmon in Australia, your only wild option is out of a tin. Look for brands like Paramount Wild Alaskan Salmon, or other brands form Norway and Canada are often wild too. Even still, eat these only occasionally.

Shocker: Are you eating new genetically modified salmon? You may not even know.   

6. Conventional Milk

Dairy cows today are fed growth hormones to maximize milk production. Not only does this make for a potentially breast/prostate/colon cancer

milk shake, but it also leads to increased incidence of udder infection for the poor cow, leading to pus in the milk. My advice: if you do drink cows' milk, make sure it states clearly on the label that it is produced without artificial hormones, and ideally choose organic whole milk from pasture-fed cows.

 

7. Conventional Apples

There's no coincidence that farm workers have higher rates of many cancers. Of all common fruits, apples are the most heavily and frequently doused with pesticides. Pesticide reside on conventional fruits is also linked to Parkinson's. To limit exposure, be wary of apples especially. My advice: Organic. Or at the very least, wash and peel. Read/Print from website 

 

 


Anthony D. Puopolo II-Integrative Medicine Physician

Dr Steven Bennett-Chiropractor,Functional Medicine Specialist

      

Recipes of the Week:  

posted by Raquel Pena

 

Goodbye to Old Man Winter..and hello to summer foods at the farmers markets!

 

 

 

 Chicken Artichoke Alfredo 

 

 

 

 

Spinach Salad w/ Hot Bacon Dressing 

 

 

 

 

 Citrus Curd: Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime 

 

   

    

 

Buffalo Mozzarella & Summer Vegetable Wrap 

 

               

 

For those of you who have enjoyed the Happy Hemp (guilt free) chocolate chip cookie samples provided by owner (and baker)

TaraMiko, now you can make your own batch at home!   

 


 

                                    

Happy Hemp Chocolate Chip Cookies   

 

   

            


 Goat Cheese Ice Cream with Fried Bread Crumbs and Balsamic Strawberries 



 SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT:

THE HELEN WOODWARD ANIMAL CENTER   

 

 

 

PET OF THE WEEK

 

   

 

 

"Cammi"

is a 1 � year old, spayed, female, Boxer/Shepherd Blend.  An attractive earth tone beauty!  "Cammi" is a fine companion who will blend in well with your active lifestyle!  Currently 41 fully grown pounds with a stylish 'no tail' on her cute doggie badonkadonk!     Plenty of love and kisses included! Your new best friend is hiding in plain sight!  Come meet "Cammi" today at Helen Woodward Animal Center!   

"Cammi's"adoption fee: just $195 (+ Microchip Registration Fee.)

 

All pets adopted from Helen Woodward Animal Center have been spayed or neutered, have up-to-date vaccinations and microchip identification. 

Plus: Receive a Certificate for a Free Night Stay at our Club Pet Boarding!   

Bonus:  Now through October 31st, when you adopt a pet from Helen Woodward Animal Center you'll receive two passes to SeaWorld.  (Limit of two passes per household.)

 

 

 MORE INFO ON H.W.A.C:  

 

HWAC Calendar

 Surf Dog Surf-a-thon: September 11, 2011 

Events Home Page 

Pet Adoptions  

 

 




Market Manager: Raquel Pena
P.O. Box 675711
Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067
(858)922-5135 
                                          
            
                      
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