Showing posts with label fresh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fresh. Show all posts

Friday, July 23, 2010

Try the New Satruday Market! July 24

Gordon Taylor has for the market this week: Cantaloupe, small sweet okra, hot or sweet peppers, tomatoes, cashaw, butternut, spaghetti. From the jelly cabinet Gordon has made home fig preserves, plum jam, peach jelly & pickled beets.


Bikkurim Farms will bring to market potatoes, okra, squash, WATERMELON, tomatoes, cucumber, unshelled black eyed peas. Also , organic farm reaised whole chickens and eggs, homemade spaghetti sauce, tomato sauce, hot sauce and tomato soup.


Mata Tamales will be at the market with tamales made by three generations of the Mata family here in Manor. Francesca will have empanadas. They will have peaches off the trees in their yard that are juicy and taste like a peach. What a concept.


A Wild Soap Bar is here this week and they'll be showcasing 4 new seasonal farmer's market soaps featuring local, natural ingredients: cooling Cucumber Soap, spicy Tomato Basil Soap, Honey G'oat, and their pioneer inspired, super long-lasting Bison Bar! Come by and say hello. Smells are free!


Couple of announcements here:

Manor Veterinary Hospital is currently seeking applicants for a part-time kennel assistant M-F 8am-12p and every other weekend. Position requires a love of pets, a great attitude, cleaning and care of hospital and animals, attention to detail, and self-motivation. Apply at Manor Vet Hospital located at 11311 Hwy 290 E, Manor Texas.

Good Luck Grill
14605 N. FM 973
Manor, TX 78653
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Check us out on Facebook
We currently have 999 friends… new friends 1000-1010 will get at $10 gift certificate!
Back to School Time
It is that time of year... this is what we have coming up…
Back to School Lunch Specials
$6.99 ~ includes a drink
July 26 – August 20th ~~~ 11am – 2pm
Monday Chicken Fried Steak Sandwich ~ or ~ Chicken Salad Sandwich
Tuesday Catfish Toes ~ or ~ Texas Cheesesteak
Wednesday Catfish Po’boy ~ or ~ Lunch portion of the Lucky Leaf Salad
with grilled or fried chicken
Thursday Hawg Wing Plate ~ or ~ Chicken Cordon Blue
Friday Catfish Basket ~ or ~ Grilled Chicken Sandwich
OPEN LATE – After all Manor HS Football Games!
WE will be open until the lights on the stadium go off!!! 10:00-10:30ish
Manor Madness – Alumni Social ~~~ 9pm – 11pm
after the Homecoming Game!
Saturday Night Hootenanny –
Live Music 6 to 9pm
July 24 The Rhythm Kings with Manor’s Jay Jonse & Andrew Feller
July 31 Wheels & Washers – Car Show 11-3, Washer Tournament 1pm start
Live Music ~~
Whitestone @ 12pm, Sonny & the Starfires @ 3pm & the Seville’s @ 6pm
Aug 7 TBA
Aug 14 Hosea Hargrove – Austin Music Hall of Fame Inductee – Nothin’ but the Blues
Aug 21 Ronnie Caywood
Aug 28 Sonny & the Starfires
Sept 4 TBA
Sept 11 Hosea Hargrove
Sept 18 NO Live Music – UT Football @ DKR – 7pm – Texas Tech
Sept 25 The Activates
Oct 2 Ronnie Caywood
Oct 9 Hosea Hargrove
Washer Tournament
Every last Saturday of the Month
21’ Pits or 3 Hole Boards (July & August)
$30/Team ~~~ 90% Payout
$2.50 Beer Special during Tournament
12pm Registration – 1pm Start Time
Community Events
Mark your calendars!!!!
Aug 14 Night at the Races
o Sponsored by the Manor Chamber of Commerce
o Tickets on Sale Now - $20 in Advance, $25 at the door
o Includes a BBQ dinner, funny money for wagering, 8 pre-recorded races, & and opportunity to turn your funny money into prizes!!!
Manor Chamber on Facebook – Add them as a friend!
Oct 2 Manor Fest
o Sponsored by Manor Lions Club & the Manor Chamber or Commerce
o Events: BBQ Cookoff, Fun Run, Washer Tournament, Car Show, Baking Contest, Vendor Booths, Kids Area and more…

Denise LoSchiavo
Country Vista Residential Care Home
Manor Farmers' Market
278-1611

Friday, June 25, 2010

Meat & More at. the New Sat. Market ! June 26

Jackson Farms and Tex-Cess Lowline Angus Beef - Our small family owned and operated farm here on Bois D'Arc Lane has developed our Lowline Angus herd to provide breeding seed stock and natural hand-raised beef to a discerning market that demands quality meat that"s free from hormones, antibiotics and chemical additives. We only use preventative vaccinations for our calves at 30 to 60 days of age. We strive to operate our farm based on organic principles. Although we have not achieved organic certification for the farm, our pasture has not seen the use of herbicides or commercial fertilizers for over 10 years. Our Lowline Angus cuts of beef are smaller, but flavor is excellent! We use a USDA certified slaughter house (Harvest House) in Johnson City and all of our beef is USDA inspected, with “actual weight” displayed on the “see-through” vacuum-sealed package. No guessing of “mystery” meat here – you actually see what you are getting!

A Wild Soap Bar is a family owned, local micro-business serving up wildly aromatic, truly natural native soaps & body balms for your ultimate bathing pleasure since 1995. AWSB products are sold at Whole Foods, Central Market, select HEB's and fine boutiques across the country. But you can take advantage of their special discounted farmers market prices right here in Manor! Use the contact form on the website to order any item for special delivery to the market or simply browse their weekly selection when you get there. The Soap Bartender would absolutely love to meet you, so stop by and say hello.

Bikkurim Farms has been growing organic vegetables for Farmers' Markets for fifteen years in Central Texas. This week, from here in Manor and their sister farm in Blue, Sylvia will bring WATERMELON, the first of the season, black eyed peas, okra, tomatoes, cucumbers, freshly dug new red potatoes, squash and peppers.

Laverne's Vegetable Patch for Saturday's market will have cucumbers, yellow squash, tomatoes and hot peppers. Also for sale will be cute little beaded stretch bracelets and neck coolies.

Support our local students: Healthkick Martial Arts will be selling cold water to raise money for upcoming boxing trip to New Mexico (One Life One Goal).

Gordon Taylor will be at the market with a wide variety of squash from his family farm in Cele about eight miles away. I know some of you have been asking for Cashaw, similar to pumpkin, Gordon has it. He has zucchini, yellow summer and crook neck, acorn, butternut and spaghetti. Also, sweet peppers from chocolate bells to Big Bertha roasting peppers. Tomatoes, Purple German shallots onions, okra & sweet tender carrots too. Cantaloupe next week God willing and the creek don't rise.

New to the market this week is Trantham Farm from Webberville. Thomas and Nelwyn will be bring PEACHES picked that morning from their trees. Try a real peach from right down the road.

Gardeners Feast will return to the market next week with organic vegan, vegetarian & meat tamales made from locally sourced vegetables and cheese.

Manor Farmers' Markets are always needing help from volunteers. We would like the ability to take WIC and SNAP vouchers but don't have the staff to wade through the paper work. We have installed several vegetable gardens in Manor schools and one at the East Rural Community Center. If you would like a garden in your community let me know and I can tell you how to do it. We need help putting up the signs and setting up the market. We are always seeking entertainment for the markets. And could use a grant writer. This is great way to get involved in your community, help your neighbors and meet really nice people.

Manor Farmers' Market would like to thank all the local businesses and organizations that make this possible each week: Manor Veterinary Hospital, Jonse Farmers Insurance, Manor Chamber of Commerce and our parent organization the East Rural Community Center a 501(c)3 non profit serving Eastern Rural Travis County.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Farm Fresh Garden Salad - Manor Style

Look what I made today from 100% locally grown produce from the Manor Farmers Market! A fresh garden salad featuring organic spinach, tomatoes, red bell peppers, green onions, and pastured eggs from happy healthy chickens. Now I realize there's nothing terribly unusual about that combination...but I actually KNOW the farmer that grew each and every one of these ingredients! Can you say that about your food???

Find your local farmers market and start eating fresh.