In today’s Seasonal Pantry, which you can read here, I ask for your favorite ways to enjoy summer’s bounty. What do you do with Gravenstein apples, other than eat them? Do you make pesto at home? What is your favorite way to enjoy summer tomatoes? Got a trick with melons? Do you make Santa Rosa Plum tarts or galettes? Where do you get most of your summer produce? What are you drinking this summer? Please share here.
Do you preserve fall’s tomatoes to enjoy until next summer? If so, please share your technique here. … Read More »
The Sebastopol farmers market is beautiful and inviting in October. Be sure to allow yourself plenty of time, so that you can enjoy the community of the market as well as the best fruits and vegetables you can find anywhere.… Read More »
The Petaluma Farmers Market is thriving, with a bountiful late summer and early fall harvest. … Read More »
The harvest of two seasons, summer and fall, make for glorious shopping at the Healdsburg farmers market. … Read More »
The Wednesday Downtown Market, with its certified farmers market at the east end, has one night to go, September 14, making it the last opportunity of the season to attend an evening market in Santa Rosa. … Read More »
As harvest kicks into high gear, the Petaluma Farmers Market offers great quality and diversity.… Read More »
On the eastern edge of Petaluma, you’ll find one of the North Bay’s best farm stores, Greenstring Farm, a project of Bob Cannard and Fred Cline. And don’t miss the turntable! You can listen to a favorite record while you shop. … Read More »
If big crowds are not your thing, you can celebrate summer’s tomatoes at Bardessono’s Build Your Own BLT.… Read More »
Davero’s new tasting room has opened, putting Sonoma County’s best olive oil-and many other great farm products–within easy reach.… Read More »
