Winter CSA – Week of March 15th

Posted in Apple cider, Cider, Eggs, Honey, lettuce, Mustard greens, Potatoes, Sweet potatoes, Weekly Share Guide, What's in the box by Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

THIS WEEK’S HARVEST

Check out the harvest for the upcoming week below!

1/2 Gallon Apple Cider, Kistaco Farm

hydroponic lettuce, Harmony Grove Farm

Gourmet Greens mix, Tuscarora Organic Growers Co-op (OG)

3# red Potatoes, Weeping Willow Farm

1 Dozen Brown Eggs, Jubilee Hilltop Ranch

8 oz Wildflower Honey, Bedillion Honey Farm

Farmer’s Market Salsa, Penns Corner Farm Alliance

2# Sweet Potatoes, Tuscarora Organic Growers Co-op (OG)

OG = Certified Organic, CNG = Certified Naturally Grown

**This week’s VEGAN share will substitute Big Bag of spring greens for the eggs and honey.

**This week’s GLUTEN-FREE share will have no substitutions.

	80z Wildflower Honey Grower: Bedillion Honey Farm Store: Room Temperature
	Hydroponic Lettuce Grower: Harmony Grove Farm Store: Refrigerate in a plastic bag.
	1/2 Gallon Apple Cider Grower: Kistaco Store: Refrigerate
	3# red Potatoes Grower: Weeping Willow Farm Store: Cool dark place
	1 Dozen Eggs Grower: Jubilee Hilltop Ranch Store: Keep Refrigerated
	Gourmet Green Mix Grower: Tuscarora Organic Growers Co-op Store: Keep refrigerated
	Farmers Market Salsa Grower: Penns Corner Farm Alliance Store: Refrigerate after opening
	2# Sweet Potatoes Grower: Tuscarora Organic Growers Co-op Store: Refrigerate

1Nov2016

Fall CSA – Week of November 2

Posted in Weekly Share Guide, What's in the box by Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

Happy November, friends of Penn’s Corner! We hope you are enjoying the crisp fall and all of the delicious fruits and vegetables of the season so far. Speaking of which, one of the most exciting fall products we offer is our Thanksgiving turkeys. We are proud to be able to offer free-range, pastured, antibiotic- and hormone-free birds from Schmucker Family Farm in Emlenton, PA. We have been sourcing turkeys from this member farm for the past 6 years now and consistently get rave reviews from our customers about the quality of these birds. Give thanks to a local farm this year by serving up one of these delicious turkeys for your friends and family!

Turkeys roaming the orchard at Schmucker Family Farm

Product Details:

We are only offering one size this year, so all turkeys will be between 17 and 23 lbs, at $4.46/lb. The birds will be frozen upon pick-up and will include giblets. Please remember that these weights are our best guess. If you’d prefer one on the smaller or larger end of the weight range let us know and we will try to accommodate. Exact weights will be calculated upon pick-up.

Ordering & Pick-Up Information:

Orders for turkeys must be placed by November 10th. Email lydia@pennscorner.com with your desired pick-up location (see below) and then keep an eye out for a confirmation email, or give Lydia a call at 724-840-1672.

Pick-up will be at either:

our Mt. Lebanon Farm Stand location (Bower Hill Community Church at 70 Moffett St) on Monday, November 21 from 4:30pm-6pm, or
Penn’s Corner facility in Lawrenceville (150 54th St.) on Tuesday, November 22 from 11am-6pm.

Thanks for your continued support of local food! Have a great week!

THIS WEEK’S HARVEST

A Route	Z Route
2 lb sweet potatoes, River View Dairy	2 lb red potatoes, Weeping Willow Farm
1/3 lb boltonfeta*, Hidden Hills Dairy	1 lb brussels sprouts, Clarion River Organics
1 jar apple butter, Penn’s Corner	1/3 lb boltonfeta*, Hidden Hills Dairy
2 lb anjou pears, Dawson’s Orchard	1/2 lb tatsoi or 3/4 lb green kale, Blackberry Meadows or Clarion River Organics
1 head hydroponic lettuce, Harmony Grove	Half gallon apple cider, Kistaco Farm
3/4 lb rainbow chard, Nu Way Farm	1 lb leeks, Blue Goose Farm
4 lb green cabbage, Blue Goose Farm	1 lb carrots, River View Dairy or Hostetler Farm
1 lb brussels sprouts, Clarion River Organics	1 lb large salad turnips, Nu Way Farm
*1/3 lb arugula and 1 oz. sage for vegans, Blackberry Meadows or Pucker Brush Farm	*1/3 lb arugula and 1 oz. sage for vegans, Blackberry Meadows or Pucker Brush Farm

If you are unsure of your delivery route, click HERE.

***Due to unexpected product shortage, some members will be receiving a jar of Penn’s Corner Tomato Juice instead of cabbage, brussels sprouts, or pears. Apologies for the inconvenience!

OG = Certified Organic, CNG = Certified Naturally Grown

Tatsoi

Grower: Blackberry Meadows

Store: Rinse and dry the leaves before refrigerating. Wrap them in a paper towel and store them in a plastic bag.

Recipe: Chilled Braised Tatsoi Salad with Sesame-Ginger Dressing, Winter Tatsoi Salad with Butternut “Croutons”, Stir-fried Tatsoi with Crispy Tofu and Sweet & Sour Sauce

Sweet Potatoes

Grower: River View Dairy

Store: If stored in cool dark area, sweet potatoes will last about 1 month. Store sweet potatoes in a loosely covered bag to allow for air circulation. Do not refrigerate raw sweet potatoes, as doing so can alter their taste and flavor during cooking.

Recipe: Vegan Sweet Potato Gnocchi, Warm Roasted Sweet Potato Salad with Apple-Smoked Bacon, Roasted Sweet Potato Sandwiches with Pesto, Apple & Kale

Boltonfeta

Grower: Hidden Hills Dairy

Store: Keep feta in its brine and it will last in the refrigerator for up to 3 months.

Recipe: Honey Roasted Butternut Squash with Cranberries & Feta, Lemony Leeks with Chickpeas & Feta, Spicy Roasted Squash with Feta & Herbs

Green Cabbage

Grower: Blue Goose Farm

Store: Store in the refrigerator and keep it wrapped. Wrapping cabbage in plastic and storing it in the crisper section of your refrigerator limits its exposure to air flow, and thus reduces spoilage. Plastic wrap keeps external moisture out, preventing mold and rot, while helping the cabbage to maintain its internal moisture—without which, the cabbage leaves lose their firmness and begin to wilt.

Recipe: Indian Fried Cabbage with Peas, Thai Cashew Cabbage, Easy Stuffed Cabbage Casserole

Leeks

Grower: Blue Goose Farm

Store: Refrigerate in plastic bag; do not wash until ready to use.

Recipe: Leek, Fennel, Apple & Walnut Soup with Turmeric, Kohlrabi & Leek Soup, Sauteed Cabbage & Leeks, Simple Slow-Roasted Leeks

Brussels Sprouts

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: Store Brussels sprouts in a plastic bag in your refrigerator’s crisper, where they’ll keep for at least one week, if not a little longer.

Recipe: Roasted Sweet Potatoes & Brussels Sprouts, Balsamic Bacon Brussels Sprouts, Fall Shredded Brussels Sprouts Salad

Anjou Pears

Grower: Dawson’s Orchard

Store: Store at room temperature until ripe — to hasten ripening, place pears in a paper bag at room temperature. Once ripe, place pears in a plastic bag and refrigerate.

Recipe: Pear, Blue Cheese & Walnut Salad with Maple Vinaigrette, Roasted Beet & Pear Salad, Roasted Pear & Brussels Sprouts with Thyme & Hazelnuts

Arugula

Grower: Blackberry Meadows

Store: Rinse and dry the leaves before refrigerating. Line a plastic storage container with paper towels. Dump in the leaves in an even layer on top, add more leaves and cover until the box is full but not jam packed.

Recipe: Arugula, Cranberry, Pecan & Feta Salad, Wilted Arugula Side, Mediterranean Quinoa Salad

Rainbow Chard

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: Do not wash Swiss chard before storing as the exposure to water encourages spoilage. Place chard in a plastic storage bag and wrap the bag tightly around the chard, squeezing out as much of the air from the bag as possible.

Recipe: Quinoa with Swiss Chard, Garlic & Tomatoes, Rainbow Chard Potato Chowder, Spicy Pickled Chard Stems, Orange Braised Rainbow Chard

Red Potatoes

Grower: Weeping Willow Farm

Store: New potatoes can be stored at room temperature, but because they have not been cured, they won’t last as long as regular potatoes — several days instead of several weeks. When refrigerated, the starch will begin to convert to sugar, so if they’re chilled for very long they’ll taste sweet.

Recipe: Crispy Potato Roast, Herb Roasted Potato & Arugula Salad, Oven-Roasted Beets & Potatoes

Lettuce

Grower: Harmony Grove

Store: Make sure the lettuce is dry and store it in an open bag in your refrigerator.

Recipe: 10 3-minute DIY Salad Dressing Recipes

Green Kale

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: Store kale in the coldest part of your refrigerator. Wash as you’re using it. If it begins to wilt, give the ends a chop and place it in a container filled with luke warm water until the leaves are crisp.

Recipe: Butternut & Kale Saute, Smoked Sausage, Potato & Kale Soup, Vegetarian Pumpkin & Kale Pasta Bake

Carrots

Grower: River View Dairy or Hostetler’s Farm

Store: Carrots will keep in the refrigerator washed, with the tops cut off for 2 to 4 weeks.

Recipe: Honey Sriracha Roasted Carrots, Carrot Cake Oatmeal Cookies, Roasted Carrots & Red Onions with Fennel & Mint

Turnips

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: Cut the greens off and store in a cool spot.

Recipe: Slow Cooker Turnip, Kale & Lentil Soup, Roasted Potato & Turnip Mash, Balsamic Roasted Carrots & Turnips

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18Oct2016

Summer CSA – Week of October 19

Posted in Weekly Share Guide, What's in the box by Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

THIS WEEK’S HARVEST

A Route	Z Route
1/3 lb baby kale, Nu Way Farm	1/2 lb tat soi head or 1/3 lb loose tat soi, Nu Way Farm or Blackberry Meadows
1/4 lb arugula, Nu Way Farm	2 lb honeynut squash, Clarion River Organics
1.5 oz parsley, Crighton Farm	2 lbs delicata squash, River View Dairy
1 lb celeriac, Clarion River Organics	2 lbs Mutsu/Crispin apples, Kistaco Farm
2 lb honeynut squash, Clarion River Organics	3 lb red cabbage, Blue Goose Farm
2 lbs red potatoes, Weeping Willow Farm	1/4 lb chevre*, River View Dairy
2.5 lbs kabocha squash, Clarion River Organics	1/3 lb baby kale, Nu Way Farm
1/4 lb chevre*, River View Dairy	1 lb sweet peppers, Weeping Willow Farm or Crighton Farm
1 lb onions, Blue Goose Farm

If you are unsure of your delivery route, click HERE.

*Vegan Shares will receive Penn’s Corner Chopped Tomatoes

*** OG = Certified Organic, CNG = Certified Naturally Grown

Baby Tat Soi or Baby Kale

Grower: Blackberry Meadows or Nu Way Farm

Store: Rinse and dry the leaves before refrigerating. Wrap them in a paper towel and store them in a plastic bag

Recipe: Beet & Pear Baby Kale Salad, Creamy Polenta with Braised Greens & Poached Eggs, Chopped Kale Power Salad with Lemon Tahini Dressing

Honeynut Squash

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: You’ll see best storage results when you stash squash in a cool, dry spot away from ripening fruits like apples and pears. Honeynuts can be stored for 6-12 weeks

Recipe: Roast Honeynut Squash with Rosemary & Gruyere, Honeynut Squash Polenta with Crispy Maple Kale, Stuffed Honeynut Squash with Feta, Spinach & Walnuts

Sweet Peppers

Grower: Weeping Willow Farm or Crighton Farm

Store: Store unwashed (or washed and dried) peppers in the refrigerator in a loosely closed plastic bag. Moisture is a pepper’s enemy and hastens spoiling. For peak flavor and nutrition, use within a week.

Recipe: Creamy Tofu & Pepper Curry, Butternut Squash Chili, Vegan & GF Vegetable Fritters

Delicata Squash

Grower: River View Dairy

Store: You’ll see best storage results when you stash squash in a cool, dry spot away from ripening fruits like apples and pears. Delicata Squash can be stored for 6 weeks.

Recipe: Wild Rice, Lentil & Cranberry Stuffed Delicata, Spicy Roasted Squash with Feta & Herbs, Delicata Squash with Miso-Maple Butter

Red Cabbage

Grower: Blue Goose Farm

Store: Store in the refrigerator and keep it wrapped. Plastic wrap keeps external moisture out, preventing mold and rot, while helping the cabbage to maintain its internal moisture—without which, the cabbage leaves lose their firmness and begin to wilt.

Recipe: Sauteed Red Cabbage with Cranberries & Goat Cheese, Red Cabbage & Carrot Slaw, Lentil Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

Chevre

Grower: River View Dairy

Store: Chevre can be stored in your cheese drawer for 2-3 weeks.

Recipe: Balsamic Beet Salad with Argula, Chevre & Walnuts, Spaghetti Squash with Chevre & Lemon Thyme Dressing, Spinach & Goat Cheese Stuffed Portobellas

Arugula

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: Line a plastic storage container with paper towels, dump the greens in an even layer on top, and cover them with another layer of paper towels before locking down the lid. Leave some space so the greens aren’t jam packed.

Recipe: Spinach & Arugula Lasagna Roll-Ups, Vegan & GF Pea Pesto Pasta with Sun-Dried Tomatoes & Arugula, Quinoa Salad with Chickpeas, Arugula, Feta & Almonds

Mutsu/Crispin Apples

Grower: Kistaco Farm

Store: Apples are one of the few fruits that really do benefit from being stored in the fridge as quickly as possible. Keep them in the crisper drawer in a plastic bag.

Recipe: Apple Crumb Bars with Fresh Mutsu, Caramelized Apple Crepes, Crunchy Daikon & Mutsu Apple Salad

Kabocha Squash

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: You’ll see best storage results when you stash squash in a cool, dry spot away from ripening fruits like apples and pears. Kabocha Squash can be stored for 2-3 months.

Recipe: Kabocha Squash Soup with Fennel, Ginger & Spicy Coconut Cream, Kabocha No Nimono (Simmered Kabocha), Japanese Kabocha Curry

Red Potatoes

Grower: Weeping Willow Farm

Recipe: Provencale New Potatoes, Herb Roasted Potato & Arugula Salad, Roasted Fingerlings & Brussels Sprouts, Lemon Herb Fingerling Potato Salad

Celeriac

Grower: Clarion River Organics (OG)

Store: Celeriac or celery root stores well and for a long time if it is kept in a dark and cool space. Kept loosely wrapped in plastic in the fridge it will last up to several weeks, even longer if it was freshly harvested.

Recipe: Cauliflower & Celery Root Soup with Roasted Garlic, Celery Root Puree with Balsamic Roasted Beets, Apple & Celeriac Soup, Low-Carb Celeriac, Bacon & Parmesan Rosti

Onions

Grower: Blue Goose Farm

Store: Onions can last for several weeks (if not months) without compromising their taste or nutritional value. However, you must be sure to store them in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place. Once you cut an onion, wrap whatever portion you don’t use in plastic wrap, and put it in the refrigerator. It will keep about 4 days.

Recipe: Crispy Baked Onion Rings, French Onion Chicken, Baked Blooming Onion, Caramelized Onion Spaghetti Squash, Onion Upside-Down Cornbread

Parsley

Grower: Crighton Farm

Store: Store parsley in the refrigerator. Keep it covered and wash as you go.

Recipe: Chimichurri Sauce, Tabouleh, Green Goddess Mac & Cheese

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27Sep2016

Summer CSA – Week of September 28

Posted in Weekly Share Guide, What's in the box by Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

THIS WEEK’S HARVEST

We’re celebrating a bittersweet end to the summer season with our annual CSA party!

Join us for food samples, meet the Penn’s Corner farmers, and mingle with our wonderful community of small farm supporters at the Wigle Barrelhouse and Whiskey Garden!

The Franktuary truck will be on site serving up hot dogs (for purchase) and Millie’s Homemade Ice Cream will be serving their tasty ice cream treats.

Free for any current Penn’s Corner CSA members and their guests with advance registration. All others are welcome for $10!

Click here to register and enter code ENDOFSUMMER at check out for your complimentary ticket(s).

This is a family friendly event. We’ll see you there!

A Route	Z Route
3/4 lb chard, Nu Way Farm	1 bunch brussels sprout greens, Clarion River Organics (OG)
2 lbs honeycrisp apples, Kistaco Farm	3 lbs gingergold apples, Dawson’s Orchard
2 lbs red potatoes, Weeping Willow Farm	1 lb red beets, Nu Way Farm
3 lb red cabbage, Blue Goose Farm	1 bunch cherry belle radishes, Nu Way Farm
1 bunch cherry belle radishes, Nu Way Farm	1 lb sweet carmen peppers or poblano peppers, Weeping Willow Farm or Crighton Farm
2 lb butternut squash, River View Dairy	1 lb carrots, River View Dairy
1 jar tomatillo salsa, Penn’s Corner	2.5 lb kabocha squash, Clarion River Organic (OG)
	1 jar dilly beans, Penn’s Corner

If you are unsure of your delivery route, click HERE.

*Some of the members in the A Route will be receiving Penn’s Corner Canned Chopped Tomatoes

*** OG = Certified Organic, CNG = Certified Naturally Grown

Red Cabbage

Grower: Blue Goose Farm

Recipe: Thai Crunch Salad with Peanut Dressing, Cabbage with Bacon & Roasted Potatoes, Garlic Roasted Cabbage Wedges

Honeycrisp or Ginger Gold Apples

Grower: Kistaco Farm or Dawson’s Orchard

Store: Apples are one of the few fruits that really do benefit from being stored in the fridge as quickly as possible. Keep them in the crisper drawer in a plastic bag.

Recipe: Miso-Glazed Chicken Burgers with Apple-Cabbage Slaw, Gingered Sweet Potato & Apple Cobbler, Apple French Toast

Brussels Sprout Greens

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: Brussels sprout greens are stored and cooked in a similar way to kale or collard greens. Refrigerate in plastic bag; do not wash until ready to use.

Recipe: About Brussels Sprout Greens & How to Cook Them, Brussels Sprout Greens with Cheesy Polenta & Crispy Fried Egg

Carrots

Grower: River View Dairy

Store: Remove carrot greens from the carrots and store in a bag in the crisper drawer of your refrigerator.

Recipe: Vegan Carrot Hot Dogs, Healthy Cinnamon Carrot Cookies, Classic Carrot Salad

Kabocha Squash

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: You’ll see best storage results when you stash squash in a cool, dry spot. These squash can keep for several weeks to months.

Recipe: Creamy Kabocha Squash Mash, Vegan Thai Curry with Kabocha Squash, Soy-Glazed Kabocha Squash

Chard

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Recipe: Swiss Chard Rolls with Beef & Rice, Swiss Chard Gratin, Swiss Chard Slaw with Creamy Avocado Sauce

Cherry Belle Radishes

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: Store radishes in a plastic bag in the crisper of the refrigerator and they should keep for at least a week. If your radishes have leaves attached, it is best to remove them, as they tend to leach moisture from the root.

Recipe: Cabbage, Apple & Radish Slaw, Radish Leaf Pesto, Creamy Cucumber & Radish Salad

Beets

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: To keep the beets dry, store them and the leaves, unwashed, in separate plastic bags in the vegetable drawer

Recipe: Creamy Roasted Beet Hummus, Autumn Salad with Roasted Beets, Butternut & Brussels Sprouts, The Best Beet & Avocado Salad

Carmen Peppers

Grower: Weeping Willow Farm

Recipe: Easy Pepper Steak, Crockpot Sweet Chili Pineapple Chicken, How to Freeze Peppers, Pickled Sweet Peppers

Poblano Peppers

Grower: Crighton Farm

Recipe: Slow Cooker Poblano & Honey Lime Chicken Tacos, Roasted Poblano, Sweet Corn & Potato Soup, Baked Mac & Cheese with Poblano Peppers

Butternut Squash

Grower: River View Dairy

Store: Do not refrigerate whole butternut squash; it will keep for a month or more in a cool, dark place. Peeled butternut squash should be stored tightly covered and refrigerated for up to five days.

Recipe: Mexican-inspired Stuffed Butternut, Creamy Butternut Alfredo Pasta, Butternut Squash Fritters

Red Potatoes

Grower: Weeping Willow Farm

Recipe: Southwest Roasted Potato Salad, Roasted Potato Cups with Loaded Guacamole, Garlic Herb Roasted Potatoes & Green Beans

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17May2016

Spring CSA – Week of May 18

Posted in Weekly Share Guide, What's in the box by Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

THIS WEEK’S HARVEST

A Route	Z Route
red potatoes, Blue Goose Farm	spelt flour,*** Weatherbury Farm (OG)
Rome apples, Dawson’s Orchards	Rome apples, Dawson’s Orchards
watercress, Nu Way Farm	half pint syrup, Sunny Meadow Farm
pea shoots, Grow Pittsburgh	pac choi, Clarion River Organics (OG)
green onions, Nu Way Farm	green onions, Nu Way Farm
salanova or romaine lettuce, Grow Pittsburgh/Clarion River Organics (OG)	parsley seedling, Puckerbrush Farm
green meat radishes, Clarion River Organics (OG)	hydroponic lettuce, Harmony Grove Farm
tomatillo salsa, Penn’s Corner

*** OG = Certified Organic, CNG = Certified Naturally Grown

*** Z Route gluten free members will receive Penn’s Corner dilly beans.

Red Potatoes

Grower: Blue Goose Farm

Store: In a cool dark place.

Recipe: Loaded Twice Baked Potatoes, Pan Fried Red Potatoes, Herby Spring Potato Salad

Salanova Lettuce

Grower: Grow Pittsburgh or Clarion River Organics (OG)

Store: Refrigerate

Recipe: Miso Lemon Vinaigrette, Maple Balsamic Vinaigrette

Watercress

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: Refrigerate after opening.

Recipe: Watercress Soup, Watercress Namul, Watercress Salad

Unbleached Spelt Flour

Grower: Weatherbury Farm

Store: Refrigerate

Recipe: Spelt Chocolate Chip Cookies, Spelt Strawberry Muffins, Double Chocolate Chip Spelt Cookies

Rome Apples

Grower: Dawson’s Orchards

Store: Keep covered in the crisper drawer.

Note: These apples will likely be best if you cook with them.

Recipe: Creamy Cinnamon Apple Oatmeal, Baked Apples with Apricot Glaze, Skillet Baked Apples

Half Pint Syrup

Grower: Sunny Meadow Farm

Store: Keep refrigerated.

Recipe: Skillet Maple-Mustard Chicken

Pea Shoots

Grower: Grow Pittsburgh

Store: Keep covered and store in the crisper drawer.

Recipe: Chinese Stir Fried Pea Shoots, Roasted Potatoes with Pea Shoots

Pac Choi

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: Keep covered in the crisper drawer.

Recipe: Easy Fried Rice, 5 Ways to Eat Pac Choi, Soy Glazed Bok Choy

Green Onions

Grower: Nu Way Farm

Store: Keep covered in the crisper drawer.

Recipe: 5 Ways to Use Up a Bunch of Scallions, Green Onion Pancake

Parsley Seedling

Grower: Pucker Brush Farm

Green Meat Radishes

Grower: Clarion River Organics

Store: Keep covered in the crisper drawer.

Recipe: Celery Radish Pickle, How to Roast Radishes, Creamy Cucumber Radish

Hydroponic Lettuce

Grower: Harmony Grove Farm

Store: Keep covered in the crisper drawer.

Tomatillo Salsa

Grower: Penn’s Corner

Store: Refrigerate after opening.

3May2016

Spring CSA – Week of May 4

Posted in Weekly Share Guide, What's in the box by Penn's Corner Farm Alliance

THIS WEEK’S HARVEST

A Route	Z Route
green onions, Nu Way Farm	green onions, Nu Way Farm
boltonfeta,*** Hidden Hills Dairy	boltonfeta,*** Hidden Hills Dairy
hydroponic lettuce, Harmony Grove Farm	hydroponic lettuce, Harmony Grove Farm
apple butter, Penn’s Corner	applesauce, Penn’s Corner
chopped tomatoes, Penn’s Corner	chopped tomatoes, Penn’s Corner
1 dozen eggs,*** Jubilee Hilltop Ranch	spinach, Nu Way Farm
green garlic, Clubhouse Gardens	red potatoes, Blue Goose Farm