Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Market Cancelled for 2-3-10
Friday, January 29, 2010
Vendor's Recipe for Market Success

Start with 5 heads of lettuce:
LET US understand the goals & targets
LET US increase our skills
LET US participate fully
LET US earn respect and empowerment
LET US understand the Market's needs and wants
Prepare 5 cups of peas:
Purpose
Preparation
Presence
Promptness
Perseverance
Add 3 cups of squash:
SQUASH gossip
SQUASH criticism
SQUASH indifference
Toss in just the right amount of turnips:
Turn Up at meetings
Turn Up with a smile
Turn Up with new ideas
Turn Up with a determination to make everything count for something good and worthwhile
Serving Size:
Makes enough to serve an entire Market.
And have fun...just for the halibut!
For Variety:
Cut the bologna, add the beef, eliminate the sour grapes, patch the leeks, and skip the pickles!
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Market Offerings for Jan. 27
Ray the Noodle Man: Texas Wendish Heritage Society Noodles made the old fashioned way just like his mamma used to make using only eggs, flour and salt.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Central Texas Farm Tours Underway!
On Jan. 16 they toured Yonder Way Farm, an ambitious and exciting operation along the lines of Joel Salatin’s pastured salad bar beef farm. Jason Kramer raises pastured pork, beef, poultry and eggs, and is completing construction of an on-farm commercial kitchen from which he plans to serve barbecued pork, sausages and other eatables. In the best farming tradition of cooperation, Jason also offers organic produce and milk from two other neighboring farms. Yonder Way Farm is located in Brenham, an hour and 45 minutes from Austin. For more information, send an email to education@slowfoodaustin.org.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Market Offerings for Jan. 20
Laverne's Vegetable Patch: For the market this week I will have Salsa -- Eggs -- and Little Green Onions.
Edendell Farm: Our NEWEST farm joining the Manor Farmers' Market family is located 1 hour east of Austin Texas off highway 21, CR 403. "This time of year we offer “greenhouse grown” hydroponic Green Peppers which are a dark green medium size pepper with lots of flavor and nutrition. This is important distinction for the discerning shopper. The nutritional content and quality of organic produce depends upon the quality and health of the soil in which is grown. Product quality it is not just about being pesticide free. Simply having the label “organic” does not guarantee that the soil in which it is grown is adequate. Hydroponic is the technical name for plants that grow in “nutrient balanced” water systems which allow the plant to “take up” the maximum nutrient needed by the plant. That is why, in comparison to the light green look of typical green peppers (both organic and conventional) Edendell Peppers are a lush dark green. Try us! We also grow Tomatoes and will be looking forward to our first “vine ripe” harvest in late February."
Kala's Kuisine: Kala is always whipping up something new and different. I like to call it Near East/Southern fusion, her black eyed pea salad for New Years was divine. Stop by her booth for samples. Zippy Salsas, Spicy Chutney and a variety of hot sauces. Momos, Samosas, salads, hummus and pesto.This week try her Rice Noodle salad with cabbage, tofu, carrot, bell pepper, tomatoe & spices. It is vegan and gluten free. Also Tomato Basil Soup, yummy.
Ray the Noodle Man: Texas Wendish Heritage Society Noodles made the old fashioned way just like his mamma used to make using only eggs, flour and salt.
A Wild Soap Bar LLC: Located on Union Lee Church Road...serving up truly natural native Texas soaps, body balms, and eco-friendly gift sets since 1995. Take advantage of our discounted Farmers Market prices! Use the contact form at http://www.awildsoapbar.com by 10am Wed. morning to order anything on the website for delivery to the Market (we'll give you the discount at pick-up) OR browse our fragrant weekly selection when you get there. Stamp out fake evil corporate soap....lather up with a wild soap bar!
Bloorhouse Handcrafted Neccessities: Bath Soap, Hand Soap, Laundry Soap. Bar, Gel, Liquid, Sprays or Powdered. Creams, Lotions or Whipped. Rebecca has what you need for your winter weather skin, laundry or home care. Special orders gladly excepted. Excepted? Is that a made up word? Let's try accepted.
Great big THANK YOU goes out to all the local businesses that make the market possible each week: Manor Veterinarian Hospital, Manor Chamber of Commerce and the East Rural Community Center.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Market Offerings for Jan. 13
Munkebo Farms: will have cabbage, escarole, green onions, spinach, parsley, oregano, basil-walnut pesto, balsamic vinaigrette, artichoke dip, chicken tamales, berry pie, candied walnuts and whole wheat bread.
Laverne's Vegetable Patch:Eggs and salsa will be the sales for tomorrow
Edendell Farm: Our NEWEST farm joining the Manor Farmers' Market family is located 1 hour east of Austin Texas off highway 21, CR 403. "This time of year we offer “greenhouse grown” hydroponic Green Peppers which are a dark green medium size pepper with lots of flavor and nutrition. This is important distinction for the discerning shopper. The nutritional content and quality of organic produce depends upon the quality and health of the soil in which is grown. Product quality it is not just about being pesticide free. Simply having the label “organic” does not guarantee that the soil in which it is grown is adequate. Hydroponic is the technical name for plants that grow in “nutrient balanced” water systems which allow the plant to “take up” the maximum nutrient needed by the plant. That is why, in comparison to the light green look of typical green peppers (both organic and conventional) Edendell Peppers are a lush dark green. Try us! We also grow Tomatoes and will be looking forward to our first “vine ripe” harvest in late February."
Kala's Kuisine: Kala is always whipping up something new and different. I like to call it Near East/Southern fusion, her black eyed pea salad for New Years was divine. Stop by her booth for samples. Zippy Salsas, Spicy Chutney and a variety of hot sauces. Momos, Samosas, salads, hummus and pesto.
Bloorhouse Handcrafted Neccessities:
Ray the Noodle Man: Texas Wendish Heritage Society Noodles made the old fashioned way just like his mamma used to make using only eggs, flour and salt.
Goodwin
Windy Acres Farm: Fresh all natural, true free range chicken eggs. No antibiotics or growth hormones.
A Wild Soap Bar LLC: Located on
I'd like to thank each and every one of you for choosing to *Eat Local-Buy Manor* thereby supporting our farming community and our own economy.