LAST ORDER OF THE YEAR......... Dec 16th!

Regular Shares
Russett Baking Potatoes
Cranberries
Mangos
Jonagold Apples
Yellow Onions
Pineapple
Cilantro
Roma Tomatoes
Broccoli

*1/2 shares will not include broccoli

Fruit Shares
Granny Smith Apples
Lemons
Bananas
Juicing Oranges
Kiwi

Rock On Australia

Did you know that Bundanoon Australia has ban the sale of bottled water? This has help reduce more then "456,000 barrels of oil required to produce, package, transport, and refrigerate the nearly 600 million liters of bottled water Aussies consume each year- not to mention the 60,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere", and to meet all of those thirsty Aussies needs stores cleared their coolers and began selling reusable bottles, and installed filtered water drinking fountains.

-Rachel Dowd
Vegetarian Times

Cranberry Salsa

We have a new and exciting recipe for you to try that was submitted to us by one of our members. With the upcoming holidays, this will may a great festive appetizer, to serve your guests. Give it a try...you may just have found keeper!!

Cranberry Salsa
1 16 oz bag fresh cranberries
6 green onions
1 or 2 jalapenos(seeded and finely chopped)
1/2 cup cilantro
3/4 cup sugar
1 Tbsp oil
juice of 1 lime

Pulse all ingredients in your food processor till roughly blended; serve with tortilla chips, wheat thins or over pork. Also taste delicious served over cream cheese. Enjoy!!!

Yummy Cookies

Local Satsuma Oranges

Hello Everyone!!!

This is the time of year for Citrus. I'm sure you've driven by a yard or two with lots of oranges, ripening on the tree. Well, if your anything like me, you just wish you can pick one off and eat it right there...juices dripping down.

Back on track...we have found a local grower, one of my neighbors, who has a mini orchard of Satsuma Trees. They are juicy and delicious!! They are similar to the little cuties in the store but taste better. They peel extremely easy and have minimal seeds, if any to fuss with. These oranges have not had to be treated with absolutely anything and the only fertilizer he puts down is a vegetable based fertilizer in the spring. I have to stop my kids from eating them all and save some for tomorrow!!

They are $.99 lb. If you'd like us to reserve some for you, just send us a quick email...these little gems won't last too long. They are picking the trees today and we will have them available for pick-up tomorrow (Dec 2).