This Week at the Market

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This Week at the Market

5th September 2020

Hi there

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I neglected to mention that The Porridge Bar returned to the market last week. We were delighted to have them back serving up nourishing bowls of goodness and selling the best dried fruit at the market. If you haven’t checked out their range of Central Otago dried fruits and condiments then you really really should!

Fathers Day happens this Sunday. Whether you are dusting off the barbie or planning a delicious brunch for Dad you will find everything you need to create a memorable feasting occasion at the market. There are lots of foodie gifts as well including wine and eco brewed beer.

September is Bee Aware month. Bees are the miniature powerhouses of the insect world and without them our food production is basically stuffed. We can all help with improving bee populations by planting bee friendly gardens. The plant and honey vendors at the market will be able to advise about which plants the bees love.

I recently went to visit Alan and Annie from Jia He Asian Food Manufacturer. They came from China 8 years ago and now own and operate this bustling, busy food factory producing a lot of the city’s tofu and bean sprouts. The factory is large and recently modernised.

The week is spent making tofu, dumplings and steamed buns and sprouting mung and soya beans. They also deliver to many specialty grocery shops, Chinese restaurants and Pak n Save. The soya beans they use to make the tofu are from Canada.

With just this industrious couple and one other staff member they play a very important part in Dunedin’s local, Asian food scene and work extremely hard.

Their dumplings, tofu and sprouts are  extremely popular at the market, be sure to check them out.

A reminder to every single one of you, please be super mindful of social distancing and keep 1 metre from other customers, staff and vendors. We need our market to be safe for everybody and the easiest and most effective way to achieve this is by physical distancing.

Stay warm.

Kind Regards

Kate

 

This Week in the kitchen

Dipping back into the archives & the honey pot since it's BEE Aware Month!  And here's a delicious pancake recipe for any Father's Day brunches that might be had in your kitchen this Sunday!

Honey Custard

Produce from Bennie's Honey Agreeable Nature Free Range Eggs Holy Cow

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Spring carrots with a honey glaze

Produce from Blueskin Bay Honey

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CARAMELISED APPLES WITH BUCKWHEAT PANCAKES

Produce from Ettrick Gardens Blueskin Bay Honey Bennie's Honey

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Dunford Grove:

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How's it all going?  What a magic end of winter!  Thought I'd put something in the Newsletter, my week doesn't feel quite complete without it.

Spring and time for renewal.  There's always been a few gaps in the grove planting so let's sort these out.  Plus, we've always fancied offering mixed table olives in a nice jar so there's a few interesting varietals in here to add to the Manzanillo.

Did you know?  We still have a few bottles of both EVOO and infused oil available as well as the hazel nuts.  We're still offering free courier on orders over $100 so hop onto www.dunfordgrove.com if you're missing our lovely products!

Sandy

 

This Week at the Market at LEVEL TWO - MARKET RULES.

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PLEASE STAY AWAY IF UNWELL (vendors & customers). 

EVERYONE to scan themselves in at the entrances with the Covid QR code.

Please sanitize your hands upon arrival.

Please respect the 1mt distancing rule between all vendors, staff & customers at the market.   

Please only handle food & produce that you are going to buy (& always wash your produce when you get home).

Please shop & then leave

Please bring your coffee keep cups, etc with you (some vendors may still be able to fill it for you) & bottle returns, etc. 

Ready to Eat stalls will be there we ask that you please take away your food with you. 

Families will be asked to have just one member coming to the market to shop.

Please sneeze into your elbow.

We strongly recommend mask wearing.

covid19.govt.nz

 

Ettrick Gardens Market Specials

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FRESH IN SEASON NOW

PURPLE, YELLOW AND ORANGE COLOURED CARROTS WILL BRIGHTEN UP ANY WINTER MEAL.

4 VARIETIES OF BEETROOT, PURPLE ROUND & CYLINDRA also

CANDY & GOLD BEETROOT, CELERIAC are now IN SEASON.

SPINACH, SILVERBEET, BRIGHTLIGHTS SILVERBEET.

CARROTS, ONIONS, RED ONIONS, COLOURED CARROTS.

GREEN CABBAGE, KALE, LEEKS.

BABY BEETROOT, BABY CARROTS.

LEEKS ONLY $4 A BUNCH.

RED ONIONS only $4 KG BAG.

7 VARIETIES OF POTATOES.

AGRIA 5KG ONLY $5.

2 VARIETIES OF PEARS.

9 VARIETIES OF CRISP & CRUNCHY APPLES.

THE PERFECT EASY AND TASTY WINTER DESSERT.

FROZEN FREEFLOW BERRIES!!!!

RASPBERRIES, BLUEBERRIES, BLACKBERRIES & TAYBERRIES.

BLACKCURRANTS are Sooo good for you, High in Vitamin C and Antioxidents!!

This weekend 500gm $8 or 2 for $14.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.

OUR COURIER SERVICE IS STILL AVAILABLE ANYTIME.

Email j.hpreedyege@actrix.co.nz for our latest order form and we can add you to our weekly update.  

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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La Crepe Market Specials

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What an experience to feel 19 degrees last Sunday!

And a great timing for sowing a few salad greens and wheat!

I like to have few rows of cereals wheat oat and barley.

Now is the inspiration for Saturday and I wish you a great weekend.

Christophe

JAM OF THE DAY:  BLACKCURRENT $6 

WITH WHITE CHOC BRITTLE AND SLICED ALMOND $8 

THE CREATION:  LEMON CURD OR PASSION FRUIT WITH LOW SUGAR HAZELNUT MERINGUE AND WHIPPED CREAM $8  

APPLE & BLUEBERRY DELICACY $10.00 

Butterscotch Sauce
Poached Apple & Blueberry
with Confectioner’s Custard
Or with Whipped Cream  

SPECIALS SAVOURY CREPE:  $10.00  

WINTER VEGIES MEDDLEY COMBINED IN COCO-TANDOORI SAUCE (VEGAN)

OR

CARIBBEAN STYLE BRAISED PORK WITH YAM AND JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE (CHILLY SAUCE OPTIONAL)

 

Marie’s Specials this Week:

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FERMENTED VEGETABLES
*Organic Sauerkraut with onion & garlic
*Organic Sauerkraut with just cabbage
*Organic Kimchi - mild, medium & hot –
 (*cabbage, onion, ginger, garlic & red pepper)
*Cabbage, #carrot, #beetroot, #radish, #new onion, basil & mustard seed
*Cabbage, #fennel, pumpkin, corn, #turnip, #radish, onion, garlic, ginger & turmeric (almost finished). 
* organic # spray free

ORGANIC FRESH TEMPEH: Mung Bean, Brown Rice & Linseed 
Freshly made every week from different beans, cereal and seeds.
1 packet (225gm) for $8 or 2 packet for $15. 

LOW SUGAR JAM
Rhubarb & Apple, Plum, Peach, Pear & Vanilla, Apricot
Strawberry. 
Marie’s fruit CHUTNEY $ 6 for a jar of 270gm.

 

Locavore Boxes to your Door!

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If you can't make it to the Otago Farmers Market on a Saturday morning for whatever reason & you are still keen to support local growers and makers, and here’s a way you can do that: 

Locavore Boxes include produce from a number of Farmers Market growers and producers in their boxes: veg from Oamaru Organics, Janefield Hydroponics, Caithness Farm,  Wairuna Organics, bread from Gilbert’s, dairy produce from Holy Cow, Kombucha from Kapowai, eggs from Agreeable Nature, fruit and veg from Rosedale Orchard. They also source from other local producers not found at the market: BL Beekeeping (based on the Taieri), Roastery Door coffee from South Dunedin, Vern Paddock Produce from Mihiwaka.  That means you can still support your local growers, buying locally grown /produced food - with the added bonus of having it delivered to your door! Check their website - www.locavoreboxes.co.nz

 

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