Hello fellow CSA adventurers! Can you believe it? We've reached the midpoint of our 16-week journey together, and what a flavorful ride it has been! We're thrilled to welcome you back to another exciting week of our Community Supported Agriculture program. As the...
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Gypsy Pepper
When young and green, Gypsy peppers are crunchy and have a slightly acidic flavor. The peppers are also known as Cubanelle peppers, and are a hand-bred cross between a sweet pepper and a bell pepper. Underneath the skin, the pale green flesh is crisp, juicy, and...
Red Potatoes
The red potatoes in this week's share are tender and sweet. You'll notice they have very little skin, so don't worry about peeling as you prepare them for serving. They can be quickly and easily steamed, drizzled with a little melted butter, and garnished with...
Bulb Onions
The versatile onion is the most universal seasoning used by humans. The common bulb onions are reddish purple, white, or yellow with a tan skin. The tan-skinned storage onion is the strongest most pungent variety, while its purple and white cousins are milder and...
Eggplant
Believed to have originated in India or Burma, eggplant became popular in many Arab countries and Northern Africa around 900 A.D. When it was first introduced in Europe around the 15th century, it was cultivated only as an ornamental curiosity, because it was...
Cucumbers
Since cucumbers are 95 percent water, they help us replenish the fluids and minerals we lose on those sizzling hot July days. While containing small amounts of vitamins A, C, and a few minerals, they are rich in vitamin E. In addition to using as a snack, either...
Sweet Corn
An ancient staple food of the Americas, corn is often referred to as maize. When combined with most beans or dairy, corn will provide a complete protein. This is shown by the many traditional native dishes. Similar to other whole grains, corn is a great source of...