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     Grand opening of the  

Asheville City Market  

and

West Asheville Tailgate Market

Spring has sprung and that means many  tailgate markets are opening soon.  Come join us this Saturday for the grand opening of the Asheville City Market (8am-1pm) and on Tuesday (4/10) at the  West Asheville Tailgate Market (3:30pm-6:30pm). 

Pastured Poultry is Back!!!

We start processing chickens on the farm tomorrow so that means FRESH chicken for Saturday (finally!!!)

Come support your local farmer, baker, and pasta maker!!!
 

 

 


 Last Chance for Leg of Lamb for Easter!!!

  

Chicken is back - fresh!!!

Rack of lamb
$18 / # 
Leg of lamb - Bone In$10 / # 
Leg of Lamb - Boneless$12 / # 
Lamb shoulder - Boneless$12 / # 
Lamb loin chops$14 / # 
Lamb leg steaks$12 / # 
Lamb sirloin chops$11 / # 
Lamb kabob$11 / # 
Ground lamb$9 / # 
Lamb sausage bulk (mild or spicy)$9.50 / # 
Lamb sausage link (mild or spicy)$10 / # 
Lamb neck$6 / # 
Lamb riblets$3.50 / # 
Soup bones$2 / # 
   
Fresh whole chicken  RECIPE $4 / # 
Chicken breast$8 / # 
Chicken leg quarters$5.50 / # 
Chicken wings$2.50 / # 
Chicken offal$4 / bag 
   
Whole duck$6 / #
Sale$5/#
Whole rabbit$8 / # 
Rabbit Loin$14 / # 
Rabbit Hind legs$9 / # 
Rabbit Front legs$8 / # 
   
Farm fresh eggs$4 / Dozen 
 

 

Lamb East Fork Farm Roast Chicken
Recipe by Rachel Brownlee 

  

1 East Fork Farm Whole Chicken
1 lemon, cut into wedges
1 small orange, cut into wedges
3 Rosemary sprigs, or favorite herb
sea salt
fresh ground pepper
olive oil
assortment of favorite root veggies or just gold potatoes

Preheat oven to 375. Line a 9x13 inch baking dish with parchment paper. Rinse bird and pat dry with paper towels. Place in dish. Stuff with lemon and orange wedges. Sprinkle with rosemary, salt and pepper. Cross legs and tie together with baking string. Place chopped roots (such as sweet potatoes, parsnips, carrots, onion, or potatoes) around the chicken. Drizzle all contents of dish with olive oil. Roast until browned and thoroughly cooked through, about 2 1/2 hours (time will vary depending on the size of bird. If using meat thermometer, it should read 165 when done). Let rest for 15 minutes before carving. 
 
Remember to save the bones and carcass (with remaining citrus inside) for chicken stock!!! You can place them in a Ziploc bag and store in the freezer for stock making day. 

 

Enjoy and thanks for supporting our farm!

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  As always, thanks for supporting our farm!!!     
Stephen, Dawn, Autumn and Madison
 
Stephen Robertson / 215 Meadow Branch Road / Marshall, North Carolina 28753 /