Another great weekend to be had by all at the market

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Another great weekend to be had by all at the market

23rd August 2018

Hi there

Kate has run away on holiday but we can't get too jealous seeing as we have had a blissfully mild winter and this weekend is looking to be a stunner! With our plant vendors back at the market its time to start thinking about your own planting, don't forget to use not only their seedling but all the knowledge they are happy to impart. 

In other news, as you may have heard we are working away to get a new site office and kitchen system at the market so we are looking to sell the current trailers:

The OFMT are seeking expressions of interest for the market kitchen and the site office. As is where is these trailers have been great assets to the farmers market but we are now almost ready to bring our new trailer to the market. The market kitchen is a fully warranted and registered mobile kitchen . It has a gas fridge, oven, hobs and hot water system. The site office is being sold as is where is. Both trailers will be sold unbranded. Please register your interest by 5th September. Both vehicles will be at the market, in use, over the next few weeks so go and check them out.

 

Can't wait to see all of you at the market!

Scarlett

 

This Week in the kitchen

My savoury pals, Kate has got you sorted for brunch this Saturday with this perfect French toast alternative, Beetroot and nigella seed bread French toast with walnut and parsley oil. Pop down to the market and get your supplies and give it a try!

Click here for a printable version

Baked ginger and chilli fish with Miso and garlic glazed artichokes

Produce from Harbour Fish Ettrick Gardens

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CURRIED YAM SOUP

Produce from Ettrick Gardens Oamaru Organics

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Date and walnut loaf

Produce from NZ Nut Products Hazelnut Estate Agreeable Nature Free Range Eggs

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Beetroot and Nigella seed bread French toast with walnut & parsley oil

Produce from Earnscleugh Orchard

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Ettrick Gardens

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11 Varieties Of Apples & Pear Varieties

Royal Gala, Aztec, Pacific Rose, Cox’s Orange, Pacific Queen, Pink Lady, Eve, Braeburn, Granny Smith & Sturmer Apples. Winter Nelis Pears, Please Note, We Do Not Export, So We Use Less Sprays.

We Have Reuseable Net Produce Bags Available To Buy So You Do Not Have To Use Plastic Bags.

3 Sizes Available, Only $2 Each

Agria, Red Fantasy,  Red Ruby, Heather, Highlander, Jelly & Anushka Potatoes: Yams & Brussel Sprouts, Kale, Cavolo Nero, Lettuce, Silverbeet, Savoy Cabbage And Celery, Red Cabbbage, Leeks, Beetroot, Coloured Carrots, Brightlights Silverbeet, Carrots, Spinach, Gourmet Washed Potatoes, Jerusalem Artichokes & Celeriac

Super Special’s This Week

Potatoes 5kg @ $6 (7 Varieties), Artichikes 500gm Only “$1”, Leeks Only $3 A Bunch

Please Bring Your Reusable Shopping Bags Or Boxes With You. Thank You

We Are Now Single Use Shopping Bag Free.

Ettrick Gardens On Your Right At The Main Gate, Or Rapid 5104,  State Highway 8, Ettrick. Central Otago.  03 446 6863

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Kapowai Brewing Co.

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New Improved Lemon, Ginger & Turmeric Kombucha

This week we have a new, improved Lemon, Ginger & Turmeric kombucha on offer. We've changed the base tea to result in a rounder flavour. Come and try some and let us know what you think.

Farmers Market Special

Our Farmers Market Special kombucha is Cherimoya and Cardamom. Cherimoyas, also known as Custard Apples, are native to the Andes, and were once described by Mark Twain as "deliciousness itself". We've combined them with cardamom on a green tea base for a sweet, light kombucha with a hint of spice.

We're Turning 2!!!

Next week marks two years since we started at the Otago Farmers Market, and we'll be rolling out some awesome birthday promotions to celebrate... Check back in next week's newsletter or follow us on Facebook or Instagram for details.

~Heidi & Dave

 

Amazelnuts

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Just to let all of our wonderful customers that we will be away the first two Saturdays in September. This will be the last Saturday to get your hazelnuts!! Don’t forget that we also have a plastic free option, bring a container, jar or bag and we can refill it on the spot!

 

Waikouaiti Gardens – new this week…

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Potted Flowering Spring Bulbs now available and includes Daffodils (1 varieties), miniature Iris Reticulata (2), named Hyacinth (4) & English Snowdrops (2) – plenty to choose from at marked prices. 

We continue to increase of new season packs of Vegetable plants including - Broad Bean (1 variety), Broccoli (2), Brussel Sprouts (1), Cabbage (3), Cauliflower (2), Kale (3), Komatsuna (1), Lettuce (6 varieties including a mixed selection), Mizuna (1), Mustard (1), Pak Choy (1) Peas (5), Radicchio (1), Rocket (1), Silverbeet (2), Spinach (2), Spring Onions (1) and good selection Herbs & Microgreens (3 varieties). Our range our plants will continue to grow in varieties over the coming weeks and this will include our selection of flowering annuals and perennials.

We also have a small selection of Certified Organic produce – Chard (beet), Coriander, Kale, Mizuna, Mustard & Spinach available.

Come and visit us next to Havoc Pork.

We look forward to seeing you at the Market and assisting you with your spring plant needs.

The Hunters – Waikouaiti Gardens

 

Dunford Grove

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This week is all about maintenance on the irrigation.  Evette (the sheep) can be a little rough on these sprinklers!

Plus:  Apologies to those of you looking for EVOO re-fills.  The Market lock-up where we keep our stock is a little chilly and the oil solidifies, just a bit tricky to get out of the fusti!  I'll have great free flowing new season oil available at the market on the 1st of September. 

Did you know?

Extra Virgin Olive Oil; Can you cook with it?  Contrary to popular opinion, you can!

During cooking , fatty acids can oxidize. That is, they react with oxygen and become damaged.  It is mostly the double bonds in the fatty acid molecules that are responsible for this.

For this reason, saturated fats (no double bonds) are resistant to high heat, while polyunsaturated fats (many double bonds) are sensitive and become damaged.   It turns out that olive oil, which contains mostly monounsaturated fatty acids (only one double bond), is actually fairly resistant to high heat. In one study, researchers heated extra virgin olive oil to 180 degrees Celsius for 36 hours, the oil was undamaged.

 

La Crepe

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Jam Of The Day: Rhubarb & Pear $5.50

Sweet Crepe: Apple & Blueberry Delicacy Butterscotch Sauce  Poached Apple & Blueberries With Confectioner’s Custard $10  Or With Whipped Cream $9.50

Savoury Crepe: Organic Marinated Tempeh & Roasted Pumpkin With Vegan Pesto (Vegan), Or Winter Vegetables (Celeriac, Jerusalem Artichoke, Cauliflower, Broccoli) With Teriyaki Sauce (Tamari, Onion, Ginger & Garlic) (Vegan), Or Grand Mother’s Beef Stew With Vegetable, With Cheese Or Hummus
And With Salad & Dressing Or Egg  $10 

Also New And Very Popular: Vegan & Gluten Free: Coconut Whipped Cream +$1

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