Fruit shares:Â Fruit shares will continue for those that get them. One bag of apples/pears per share.
Lewis Waite delivery this week for turkeys and other products.
We have more Queens Hot Sauce for sale! This hot sauce is 100% sourced with local peppers from various locations in Queens, including John Bowne High School. The CSA is selling it for $6 a bottle. Cash preferred.
Happy holiday box! We try to harvest crops that we think you’d like to include on your Thanksgiving table next Thursday. Everything will hold well in the fridge until next week as long as it’s stored properly. See storage instructions for each item below.
Sweet Potatoes – 2.5 lbs of various sizes! These are unwashed to maintain their freshness. Wash just before preparing.
Storage: In a cool (not cold), dry spot. DO NOT STORE IN THE FRIDGE!  Uses: Cooked. When to use: Within 10 days.
Carrots – A huge 4 lb bag of our sweet early winter carrots!
Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator.Uses: Raw/Cooked. When to use: Within 10 days.
Butternut Squash – A classic for the holiday table. I love this as one of my mashed side dishes. Simple and delicious!
Storage: On the counter. Uses: Cooked.. When to use: Within 10 days.
Leeks – The final harvest from this last planting. Just in time for the final share this season!  Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator.Uses: Cooked. When to use: Within 10 days.
Watermelon Radish –  If you haven’t tried this radish before, you’ll be surprised when you cut through the skin! These have become a staple on our fall and winter table. Perfect sliced raw and sprinkled with sea salt as an appetizer or sliced thinly in salads. Equally delicious cooked, but note that the spectacular color fades when cooked.
Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator.Uses: Raw/Cooked When to use: Within 10 days.
Collards – Another favorite on our holiday table.  Here’s a great NPR story on the southern tradition of collards for Thanksgiving.
Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator.Uses: Raw/Cooked When to use: Within a week.
Red Kale – Full of antioxidants! This variety is good for all kale dishes – salads, quiche, soups and more!
Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator. Uses: Raw/Cooked. When to use: Within 5 days.
Rutabaga – A cold weather favorite, I know that many of you wait all season for these. Rutabagas are fabulous roasted or mashed like mashed potatoes.
Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator. Uses: Cooked.. When to use: Within 5 days.
Parsley – To add fresh flavor to all of your holiday dishes. A must ingredient for stuffing!
Storage: In an airtight (plastic) bag in the refrigerator.Uses: Raw/Cooked When to use: Within a week.
FRUIT SHARE
Please remember just one bag per fruit share member.
1 mixed bag of Bosc Pears and Jonagold & Granny Smith Apples
(for fruit share members ONLY)
Recipes
Maple Roasted Sweet Potatoes
Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Chile Yogurt and Mint
Braised Leeks with Lemon & Parsley
Apple, Leek & Butternut Squash Gratin
Butternut Squash Mash
Watermelon Radish Salad with Citrus & Goat CheeseÂ
Watermelon Radish with Cilantro & Garlic
Collard Greens with Fennel and Orange Butter
Classic Southern Collard Greens
Sauteed Carrots
Tons more recipes, cooking tips and photos from fellow CSA members on ourÂ
FACEBOOK CSA MEMBERS PAGE!Â