Moore Farms
Our Orders For This Week
Our beautiful $20 Farmers Pick order, tasty and nutritious, too! 
Alright, winding down 2013 with our last week of deliveries for the year. It has been a wild one weather-wise, here's hoping 2014 will let up a little on the extremes. All went very well for harvests and deliveries this week, nice to have no big surprises as we wrap things up. We still have Gift Certificates available online or you can purchase a Farm Day or Gourmet Farm Dinner for your family or group. We'll leave these items turned "on" in case you need any last minute stocking stuffers! We can email these Gift Certificates right to you or the lucky person getting the gift.

Winter Investment Memberships 
We only have a few Farm Gift Baskets left, everyone really went nuts for them! We'll leave the Investment Memberships open until the end of the year for anyone who still wants to take advantage of the Winter Offer (or give a very special Gift!).
Each season we have a special bonus for new and renewing Investment Members.
This time around we have a choice  between a $50 Gift Certificate to share with someone you like or a Farmhouse Gift Basket including our own Vinegars and Preserves made right here at Moore Farms. Our average Member spends $1250.00 per year on our Online Market: why not boost your spending dollars and earn a 3% - 7% spending dividend to boot? You won't find great investment offers like that out there these days and ours is delicious, too! Click here for more info.

Meet our Baby Goat Niblet! 

Many thanks to all of our Members and Friends who sent in name nominations and voted: we now know our Baby Goat's name is Niblet! She is growing fast: running and playing in the Farmyard with the other Goats and she loves to chase the Chickens!

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Merry! Merry! Merry
Happy! Happy! Happy! 
Joy! Joy! Joy!
From everyone here at Moore Farms and Friends we wish you and yours a wonderful and delicious Holiday Season!
Our Farm Crew lunch on order packing day: Will, Will's Mom Virginia, Whit from Ups and Downs Farm, Travis (delivery fellow, too!), Kathy, Jackie and Laurie's Mom Linda (Laurie took the pic).  
From the Farmers 
We are very proud to bring our farm harvests to your family's table and we always want to know what you think about what we do. Send us your recipes, pictures and stories and thank you for supporting your local food system!

Laurie and Will with Sweet Pea 2011

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

photo by Anthony-Masterson Photography

Will and Laurie Moore

Moore Farms


 

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Farmer Picks
DECEMBER 18th and 19th deliveries

$20 Farmers Pick
Apples (4-5)
Spinach (1/2 pound)
Mixed Roots (2 pounds)
Kale (bunch)
Field Lettuce (1 head)
Italian Parsley (bunch)  
 
$30 Farmers Pick
everything in the $20 box plus:
Carrots (bunch)
Florida Oranges (4-5)
Pink Beauty Radishes (bunch) 
 
$40 Farmers Pick
everything in the $30 box plus:
Florida Tangerines (4)
Salad Mix (1/2 pound)
Shiitake Mushrooms (pint) 

(Farmer Pick contents may change before delivery due to unexpected events.)
Weekly Recipe
New Year's Day Soup
The annual Southern tradition of enjoying Peas and Greens on New Year's Day is supposed to bring good luck and fortune for the coming year. Who couldn't use more of both? Here at Moore Farms we satisfy the Holiday requirements with a satisfying bowl of "New Year's Day Soup" with Cornbread. Even if the day isn't chilly it will surely help get 2014 off to a delicious start!

New Year's Day Soup
The most important thing about this Soup is that it has Peas and Greens: the other ingredients can be switched up according to your taste. We sometimes add Sausage, Tofu or Lamb Stew Meat or just go with the Veggie version.

1. Soak Black Eyed Peas for at least one hour or up to overnight.

2. Wash trim and chop Cabbage, Collard Greens and Mixed Roots.

3. Prepare other ingredients of your choice, we usually add chopped Onion, Celery and Bell Peppers (this is a dish we freeze some Celery and Peppers for each year when we have lots!).

4. Saute Mixed Roots in a soup pot with 2Tblsp Olive Oil, Salt and Pepper until just tender. Add Cabbage and Collards, 6-8 cups of liquid and Bay Leaves. For the liquid we have used canned Diced Tomatoes, Chicken or Vegetable Broth, or just water. Add soaked Black Eyed Peas.

5. Bring to a boil then turn heat down and simmer soup for at least 30 minutes, longer or the next day is better. Check for seasoning again and add more salt, pepper and other herbs and spices of your choice.

We usually make this Soup up ahead of time and freeze it so all we have to do is warm it up and make the Cornbread n New Year's Day!

Cheesy Cornbread 
We like to add some cheese sometimes to make regular Cornbread something special! We included the Wright Dairy Wanda (Asiago style) Cheese for the package.

Preheat oven to 400 degrees.

Mix together in a large bowl:
  1 cup Cornmeal
  1 cup All-Purpose Flour
  4 tsp Baking Powder
   1/8 cup Sugar
   pinch of salt
   1/2 cup Grated Cheese

In another bowl blend together:
   1 cup Milk or Buttermilk
   1/2 cup light Olive Oil or    Vegetable Oil

   2 beaten Eggs

Mix wet and dry ingredients, pour into a heated oiled cast iron skillet or buttered baking dish. Bake for 20 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
 

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