Bok Choi (med, ea)(some holes in leaves)
$2.00Excellent in stirfries or chopped up in salads. A mild mustardy flavour.
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Broccoli – Shooting Broccoli (225g)
$4.50Old fashioned flavourful broccoli spears. Try these steamed or stir-fried! We have mostly purple with some green ones this year, so expect purple or a mix.
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Brussels Sprout LEAVES/TOPS (bunch)
$2.50Use these just like collards or cabbage- steam them, use them for cabbage wraps, or make veggie slaw.
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Brussels Sprouts (pint)
$3.00Before you decide that you hate brussels sprouts, try steaming them just until they are a bit soft (not mushy), sprinkle with salt and pepper, and serve with cheese sauce. (Easy cheese sauce- melt some Cheez Whiz in the microwave). Brussels sprouts are also good roasted, made into cole slaw, or sliced and fried.
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Butternut Squash (med/lg)(Elmira, conv)
$2.50A sweet and tasty squash. Excellent roasted or in soup.
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Celery root (Elmira, conv)(ea)
$2.00This ugly but tasty root has a flavour somewhere between celery and parsley. Use it in soups, as a roasted veggie, or in salads.
Here’s a link for more ideas: https://www.marthastewart.com/274202/celery-root-recipes
(We are not affiliated with marthastewart.com)
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Chinese Celery (bunch)
$2.50A beautiful, dark leafed celery. This type is grown for the leaves, rather than the stalk. It has a stronger, sweeter flavour than regular celery and is excellent in soups and salads. Looks just like Italian parsley.
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Cipolini Onions (conventional, Norwich Ont)pint
$3.00Small flat onions, perfect for roasting or grilling! They are sweeter than regular onions, but not quite as sweet as shallots. Product of Ontario
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Cucumber- White
$1.50A unique, white skinned cucumber variety very similar in flavour and shape to our green cucumbers.
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Cucumbers! (large, white or green)
$1.50Tasty cucs from our hoophouse. These are not seedless, but do have excellent flavour.