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Back to the Market

This is my micro-portrait of the Beaverton Farmer’s Market today – a sea of people, and a sea of strawberries. It was great to be back after a couple weeks’ hiatus.

We’re in high strawberry season now, so all the vendors had flats and flats, and great prices. The Mt. Hood variety is sweet and lovely. I’m going to try some of that Balsamic vinegar syrup for these – at long last.


This photo’s by Uncle Kate.

Now cherries, on the other hand, are just coming into the market now, and hovering around five bucks a pound, ouch. Nope, too early – I much prefer their flavor a couple weeks into the season.

A ming-boggling array of flowers this week. So much abundance of everything, in fact, it’s hard to leave any of it behind. But let’s face it – overbuying just leads to a rotting crisper full of guilt.

Here’s the week’s haul. I’m gonna buy favas until there are no more. And these potatoes are crazy-amazing as Crash Hot Potatoes. (Try that recipe without delay.)

Speaking of early-season fruit, we scored some raspberries at the Denison Farms booth, and also got to say Hi to Sally. These little babies are destined for muffins.

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