Local Carrots
Sweet local carrots with a good crunch to them. Nice roasted, grated into slaw, chopped into soup, or cut up fresh for the fridge.
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Sweet local carrots with a good crunch to them. Nice roasted, grated into slaw, chopped into soup, or cut up fresh for the fridge.
Fresh English peas, sweet and tender. Shell them for supper, stir them into rice or pasta, or warm them up with a little butter.
Good solid cabbage. Makes a proper slaw, cooks down nice in soup, and holds up well in stir fries.
Rapini has that good bitter bite people look for. Pan it up with garlic, olive oil, and a little salt.
Crisp little radishes with some bite. Slice them thin for salads, put them on a snack plate, or serve them with butter and salt.
Fresh green lettuce, soft and easy to use. Good for salads, sandwiches, burgers, and whatever else needs a handful of leaves.
Red lettuce with tender leaves and a nice bit of colour. Good salad lettuce, plain and simple.
Fresh picked butter lettuce with soft leaves and a gentle crunch.
Crunchy romaine with sturdy leaves. Good for Caesar salad, sandwiches, lettuce cups, or a big cold bowl with dinner.
Our own kale from the field. Chop it into soup, cook it with eggs, toss it in a pan, or make a hearty salad with it.
Our own zucchini, tender and ready for the pan. Fry it, grill it, roast it, or grate it into baking.
Fresh dug Warba nugget potatoes. Boil them up, add butter and salt, and you’ve got something worth putting on the table.
Tender asparagus, good and simple. Roast it, grill it, or cook it in a pan with butter and a little salt.
Big leafy chard with colourful stems. Good cooked down with garlic, added to soup, or stirred into eggs.
Fresh mushrooms with good earthy flavour. Brown them in butter, add them to eggs, pasta, gravy, or burgers.
Local hot house tomatoes, bright and juicy. Slice them for sandwiches, salads, sauces, or a plate with salt.
Cool, crisp cucumbers. Good for salads, sandwiches, pickling, or cutting up for the fridge.
Local hot house peppers with a sweet crunch. Good raw, roasted, chopped into eggs, or tossed into stir fries.
Dandelion greens have that old time bitter bite. Cook them with garlic, add them to soup, or mix a little into salad.
Tender local spinach. Good fresh in salads or cooked down quick with eggs, pasta, soup, or butter in the pan.
Our own strawberries, picked fresh from the field. Sweet, juicy, and good for shortcake, jam, or a bowl on the counter.
Local rhubarb with a good tart bite. Bake it into pies and crisps, stew it with sugar, or pair it up with strawberries.
Local Herb Pick
On the Herb Table
Fresh local mint, cool and bright. Good for tea, lemonade, fruit, dressings, and summer drinks.
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