Switching topics: I wanted to share my recent delicious food hauls.
We now live very close to Dovetail bakery (among many other wonderful vegan [and non] establishments), which means I can expect to put on a few pounds. Just under three weeks ago, after our LOOOONG day of moving, I stopped by Dovetail to pick up some breakfast goodies. I am in love with their assortment of scones. The people at Dovetail are so nice. I even got two free chocolate chip cookies!
I'm loving the connectedness of this town. Our Realtor set us up with a great painting company, the hands-on owner of which told us about the farmer's markets that his wife coordinates, including one at their home, a couple of blocks away from us. After stopping by last weekend, Doc and I signed up for Late Bloomer Metro Market's CSA-like deal and last night we were delivered this:
two dozen Tokyo Rose, Gala, and Sansa apples
seven Stark Crimson pears
a bunch of purple and golden fingerling potatoes
three ears of corn
four beets
a head of cabbage, large cucumber, and large yellow onion
two zucchinis and two yellow squash
(I'm not a huge zucchini or yellow squash fan, but I have big plans for making zucchini bread, especially now that the weather has turned cooler.)
aromatherapy tea in a cute little beaker
All organic or transitional for $29!seven Stark Crimson pears
a bunch of purple and golden fingerling potatoes
three ears of corn
four beets
a head of cabbage, large cucumber, and large yellow onion
two zucchinis and two yellow squash
(I'm not a huge zucchini or yellow squash fan, but I have big plans for making zucchini bread, especially now that the weather has turned cooler.)
aromatherapy tea in a cute little beaker
That's a great deal! I wish there were something like that here. I got a huge bag of frozen home grown rhubarb from a friends mother though, so I'll live on that. I guess you've already used it by now, but for next time you'll get zuccini; shred it into a tomato sauce just at the end, it makes it super moist and yummy!
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