Market Veggies – Nov 15th

Brrrrr it’s cold out there. I placed the food order for this week’s market with slippers on my feet and chapped lips sipping on a cup of tea. Thankfully it is also beautiful out and a little cold is by no means stopping the mobile markets! With the dimming lights in the northern hemisphere it’s getting tougher to find locally grown veggies, but our urban farm partner, Fresh Roots, is still supplying us with food. Through the winter, our mandate of providing the most local and most organic as possible still stands. Here is what to expect this week:

• Spartan Apples (BC)
• Avocados (Mexico)
• Bananas (S. America and Organic)
• Kiwi (California)
• Mangoes (Ecuador)
• Navel Oranges (California)
• Red Bartlett Pears (Washington)
• Beets (BC)
• Broccoli (California)
• Cauliflower (California)
• Red Onions (Washington)
• Butternut Squash (BC)
• Yams(California)

We will be at Brant Villa from 10:30 to 12:30 and Kensington Community Center from 2:00 to 4:00. Hope to see you there!

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Bread Baking 101 Workshop – November 17

Photo courtesy of 101cookbooks.com

Warm bread fresh from the oven is perfect on a rainy Vancouver day like today, especially when paired with a hearty soup. The Cedar Cottage Food Network is proud to present a Bread Baking 101 workshop at Trout Lake Community Centre on November 17th from 6-8pm. Don’t let tricky ingredients like yeast intimidate you – it just takes a bit of practice! You can sign up online here or register in person next time you’re at Trout Lake.

Here’s a wonderful soup recipe (Spicy Chickpea and Bulgur) from one of my favourite websites, 101 Cookbooks, to tide you over until then. Making the herbed feta topping is essential. Enjoy!