New CSA Box! Finally

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I have been waiting all year for this and it is finally here. The CSA box! I feel like yelling the CSA box is here! The CSA box is here! So I guess I got that out of my system. I had intended to write a long-winded post during the winter on why buying into a CSA is the right thing to do but I found it, well, boring and preachy. So let me just say after our 1st year we upped our CSA from Birdsong Farms to include the fall option so YES it is the right thing to do. From our 1st box as well as some of the other Haymaker Farm Market vendors items we did a shrimp stir fry with garlic scapes, broccoli, brassica, red pepper, snow peas and zucchini. This was served over saffron pasta from Ohio City Pasta along with an orange juice stir fry sauce consisting of orange juice, chicken broth, soy sauce and corn starch to thicken it slightly. It is so nice to be eating fresh food raised by friends again. Thanks.

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Fresh greens, radishes and turnips from Birdsong and Deck Art from Uncle Ross Image

 

 

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About Kim Galizio

I am involved in 2 blogs. For Lettuce Never Squash Our Love - I have a great desire to support our local farm community and joining a CSA was one way to do that. In the process we found it fascinating to explore what we can do with our CSA box and what others are doing as well. For Lean is Good - My first exposure to lean was in 1991 as TPM coordinator for 10 years at a rubber manufacturing facility. I love the blues both playing and listening being part of the Kent music scene for many years. I will plug the Kent Stage for Folk and Blues shows and go see 15-60-75 the numbers band whenever they are playing it will be worth it.

5 thoughts on “New CSA Box! Finally

  1. jeffchild

    The orange juice-based sauce sounds fantastic. I love the giant lizard! OHHHH the gifts from Ross!

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    1. Kim Galizio Post author

      Yes the gifts from Ross can be frightening and yet they are nailed to the side of the house.

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  2. Carolyn Galizio

    Oh, this meal was so good! Veggies so very fresh, and the little radishes in the salad were wonderful! I even ate the tiny raw turnips but they are slightly “nippy” for my taste. Kim loved them like I loved the radishes. The snow peas were so tender and tasty. I LOVE being back at the farmers’ market!!!!!!

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