Wonderful Orders This Week
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Our yummy $20 Farmer Pick order this week!
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So we had an amazing week with such a great variety of harvests coming in from our group of farms! We did have one change-up on the last-minute Fruit Only Boxes, we didn't get all of the Lychee Fruit we expected so we sent one order of Lychee (instead of two) and one order of White Nectarines from our Orchardist Beech Creek Farms. Otherwise everything is absolutely beautiful and delicious. Can't wait for you all to taste that amazing Sweet Corn!
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Supporting Level Investment Goodie Box
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Our Summer Investment Program Incentive will run for the month of June! Any new or renewing Online Market Investors will enjoy a special goodie package featuring Hot Damn! Jelly Company and Pecan Point Farm products as well as tickets to our Farmhouse SupperClub dinners. Click here for details about how our Investment Program works. The Summer Incentive is:
- Basic Investment ($500) Strawberry Orange Jam, Pickled Asparagus, Shelled Raw Pecans.
- Supporting Investment ($1000) Strawberry Orange Jam, large jar of Pickled Asparagus, Pickled Okra and Shelled Raw Pecans.
- Sustaining level Investors ($2500) will enjoy Strawberry Orange Jam, large jar of Pickled Asparagus, Pickled Okra, Shelled Raw Pecans, Handmade Soap and Lip Balm plus one adult ticket for our Farmhouse Supper Club.
- Foundation level Investors will get double the Sustaining package!
You can enjoy all of these great goodies PLUS get 3% - 7% return in spending power on our Online Market! (Investment Accounts can also be spent at our booth at The Freedom Farmers Market!). Additional advantages include not having to enter your credit card at checkout on our website and scooping up some extra bonus miles/points/credits on your credit card. Thanks for considering the program!
Weekly Recipe: Grilled Napa Cabbage Slaw
Oh my gosh, try our delicious method for a Slaw everyone will rave about! If you're already firing up the grill this is a great way to get some great flavor on the veggies, too.
1. Prepare Cabbage: Wash, trim and slice entire head in half lengthwise. Depending on the amount you want to make you can put 1/2 of the head away for another dish or grill it all up. If you got a very large head in your box you can cut it again into quarters.
2. Brush cut sides with Vegetable, Canola, Peanut, Coconut or other light oil. Grill on all sides for 2-3 minutes over medium heat. You want some grill color and smokiness but we're not trying to really cook it. Allow to cool after removing from grill.
3. Wash, trim and chop 2-3 Baby Onions and 1-2 Bell Peppers very thinly. Chop grilled cooled Cabbage into thin strips, mix together with Onions and Pepper.
4. Prepare dressing: mix together 1/3 cup Rice Wine Vinegar (or other light Vinegar), 2/3 cup Peanut or Olive Oil, 3T Sesame Oil, Ginger & Garlic to taste (use fresh if you have it or ground dried works too), 3T Soy Sauce, 1/3 cup Honey or 3T Sugar, ground pepper. Mix dressing into prepared Vegetables, just enough to coat them all well (you will likely have some left over). Refrigerate for at least an hour. Before serving, taste the Slaw and add more dressing if necessary. Garnish with toasted Sesame Seeds, chopped fresh Cilantro or Thai Basil.
Moore Farms City Chicks
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If you have ever thought about being a City Chicken owner we are ready and willing to enable your aspirations! Our Moore Farms City Chicks program set up a dozen Atlanta families with their very own backyard flock "starter kit" last year. Our first little ones moved to their new Decatur digs this week! We provide everything you need to get started, you just supply the coop (you can build your own or there are LOTS of kits you can find online). Advantages of our program include a Rooster Return guarantee and 24/7 Tech Support. Check out the details here and put in your reservation for your Chicks!
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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!
photo by Anthony-Masterson Photography
Will and Laurie Moore Moore Farms
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