I'm counting the days until the first real entry. Question, however: since you will be visiting the Farmer's Market in an utterly professional capacity now, does that mean we can't go together?
As a professional historian and pop culture critic of farmer's markets, (though mainly in the greater New Jersey area) I look forward with interest to your blog about the Irvine location. I would be most interested in your sense of the economic impact the market has on the neighborhood and city i.e. do retailers make most of their revenue at the weekly market? How many people visit the market on a per capita basis? Are there potties at the market? All the best in your new endeavor. Rev. Rob Gregson, Greater New Jersey Area
The sunny city of Irvine is lucky enough to have one of the most beautiful and abundant farmer's markets this local produce lover has ever seen. My blog is dedicated to celebrating the gorgeous fruits, veggies, breads, and other sundries sold there every Saturday. Each week, I'll feature a different vendor and his/her most delicious goods and tell you what they predict will shine at next week's market. Lastly, I will post recipes for dishes I've made with that week's loot. Enjoy!
The sunny city of Irvine is lucky enough to have one of the most beautiful and abundant farmer's markets this local produce lover has ever seen. My blog is dedicated to celebrating the gorgeous fruits, veggies, breads, and other sundries sold there every Saturday. Each week, I'll feature a different vendor and his/her most delicious goods and tell you what they predict will shine at next week's market. Lastly, I will post recipes for dishes I've made with that week's loot. Enjoy!
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I'm counting the days until the first real entry. Question, however: since you will be visiting the Farmer's Market in an utterly professional capacity now, does that mean we can't go together?
I love sundries. Especially chocolate fudge sundries. I didn't know you could get those at the farmers' market.
Tam, Of course we can still go together! In fact, your input is highly valued!
I don't know if I can get fudge, but I can get homemade marshmallows and chocolate brioche. Yum!
As a professional historian and pop culture critic of farmer's markets, (though mainly in the greater New Jersey area) I look forward with interest to your blog about the Irvine location. I would be most interested in your sense of the economic impact the market has on the neighborhood and city i.e. do retailers make most of their revenue at the weekly market? How many people visit the market on a per capita basis? Are there potties at the market?
All the best in your new endeavor.
Rev. Rob Gregson, Greater New Jersey Area
so far my fav. part of the blog is the pretty background. dots are wonderful.
I went to a farmers market last sundry
What is a sundry?
glad you are up.
sounds delicious.
wish we were there
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