CSA located in Manhattan's Upper East Side
Rhubarb-1 bunch
Boc Choi-1
Chinese Cabbage-1
Red Tide Red Leaf Lettuce-1 head
Tropicana Green Leaf Lettuce-1 head
White Russian Kale-1 bunch
Kolibri Red Kohlrabi-1 bunch
Suehlihung Mustard Greens-1 bunch
Garlic Chive-1 bunch
OPTIONAL SHARES:
Mushroom Shares-White Button
Coffee Shares will be delivered this week
Full Vegetable Share
Potatoes-2 pounds
Beets-2 pounds
Carrots-1 pound
Collards-1 bunch
Turnips-2
Garlic-4 heads
Celeriac-2 heads
Brussels Sprouts-2 stalks
Kale-1 bunch
Red Kernel Pop Corn-2 cobs
Yellow Kernel Pop Corn-2 cobs
Arugula-1 bunch
Fruit Share
One bag of Bosc Pears, Fuji Apples, Golden Delicious Apples
Mushroom Share
Shiitake
Full Vegetable Share
Potatoes-2 pounds
Orange Carrots-1 pound
Yellow Carrots-1 pound. These are thinner than the orange carrots and should be used more as you would a parsnip. They will add a very nice flavor to soups and stews.
Kohlrabi-2
Sage-1 bunch
Garlic-2 heads
Celeriac-1 head
Collards-1 bunch
Beets-2 pounds
Radish-1 bunch
Fruit Share
One bag of Bosc Pears, Fuji Apples, Golden Delicious Apples
Mushroom Share
Cremini
**UPDATED 11-4 9AM**
Full Vegetable Share
Potatoes-2 pounds
Beets-2 pounds
Carrots-1 pound
Red Russian Kale-1 bunch What beautiful color the cold weather has brought out in the kale.
Purple Globe Turnips-2
Flat Leaf Parsley-1 bunch
Garlic-2 heads
Acorn Winter Squash-1
Romanesco Cauliflower-1
Popcorn-4 cobs
Hot Peppers-take if you like
Fruit Share
1 bag with Bosc Pears, Stayman Winesap Apples (dark burgundy colored, good for cooking) Fuji Apples (excellent eating apples) Mutsu Apples (all purpose apple, green)
Mushroom Share
Shiitake
Full Vegetable Share
Potatoes-2 pounds
Carrots-1 pound
Chiogga Beets-1 pound Red with white stripes.
Garlic-2 heads
Lacinato Kale-1 bunch
Mustard Greens-1 bunch
Radishes-1 bunch
Thyme-1 bunch
Boc Choi-1 head
Hot peppers-take if you would like.
Fruit Share
1 bag containing Bosc Pears, Empire Apples (all purpose) and Rome Apples (better for cooking)
Mushroom Share
White Button Mushrooms
Veggies
Butternut winter squash-1
Cauliflower-1 head
Turnips-2
Lettuce-2 heads
Broccoli-1
Radish-1 bunch
Potatoes-2 pounds
Garlic-2 heads
Kohlrabi -1 bunch (fall planting — it’s sweet and delicious!)
Sage-1 bunch
Carrots-1 pound
Jalapenos (hot peppers) – help yourself!
Half shares — odd and even
Odd gets broccoli
Even gets butternut squash.
Fruit Share
One bag with Empire apples, Jonagold apples, Bosc pears
Mushroom Share
Shiitake
Full Vegetable Share
Dill-1 bunch
Beets-2 pounds
Radish-1 bunch
Cauliflower-1 head
Red Leaf Lettuce-1 head
Green Lettuce-1 head
Napa Cabbage-1 head
Boc Choi-1 head
Hot Peppers-take if you like
Leeks-1 bunch
Ancho Peppers-4 These are a mildly hot chili pepper.
Hot Peppers-take if you like
Broccoli Florets -1 bunch
Fruit Share
1 bag of Bosc Pears, Mutsu Apples, Golden Delicious Apples
Mushroom Share
Cremini
**UPDATED** Monday 3PM
Full Vegetable Share
Leeks-1 bunch
Potatoes-2 pounds
Cauliflower-1
Acorn Winter Squash-1
Lettuce-1 head
Boc Choi-1 head
Radish-1 bunch
Rosemary-1 bunch
Turnips with Greens-1 bunch
Hot Habanero Peppers-take them if you like
Red Cabbage-1 head
Peppers-2
Fruit Share
1 basket Chardonnay Grapes
1 bag with Anjou Pears, Mc Coun Apples and Cortland Apples
Mushroom Share
Oyster
**UPDATED 9-30-13 3:40PM**
Full Vegetable Share
Red Leaf Lettuce-2 heads
Mizuna-1 bunch
Mustard Greens-1 bunch
Radish-1 bunch
Potatoes-2 pounds
Cabbage-1 head
Tomatillos-10
Thyme-1 bunch
Rainbow Carrots-1 bunch
Hot Peppers-Habanero-very hot-take if you like
Ancho Peppers- 2 These are the glossy, dark green pepper with a stem. They are a mildly hot chili pepper. Great frozen and added later in the winter to give a little heat to your cooking.
Sweet Peppers-2 a mix of varieties.
Broccoli-1 bunch
Coffee Shares this week
Mushroom Shares
White Button
Fruit Share
Pears, Jona Gold Apples, Cortland Apples in two bags. There is a larger bag with Pears, Jona Gold and Cortland Apples. There is a second smaller bag that has green writing on the outside that has just Jona Gold and Cortland Apples.
Take 1 of each bags.
Dear CSA Member
This week fresh lettuce. The night time temperatures have remained above freezing and so the fall planting of lettuce is looking spectacular. Last year a member requested that we give fall lettuce a try. The weather has been favorable and without frost to date, the lettuce has grown very well. It should be a treat to have a fresh salad once again. There was so much lettuce this last spring but suddenly the lettuce is gone with the hot weather. We are very happy to have tried growing lettuce in the fall.
I know that everyone is getting anxious for the fall crops and so we are sending Potatoes, Rainbow Carrots and Radishes this week. All hearty fall root crops. The Rainbow Carrots are really our own mix of Yellow (Yellow Pack Carrots), Orange (Bolero Carrots) and Purple (Purple Haze) Carrots. Peter mixes the seeds of all three varieties and plants them together. They are a colorful mix that we hope you enjoy.
We are also still making our way through the fall planted tender greens. The Mizuna and Mustard Greens will not withstand a frost and we are picking them to send again this week. Both are tender and the Mizuna is a good addition to a fresh salad.
Tomatillos. The salsa recipe on the farm website is really delicious. I think that roasting the vegetables really brings out a sweetness. If you don’t want to make Salsa Verde now, you can easily freeze the tomatillos. Take off the husk, wash and put the tomatillos in a freezer bag. Pop in the freezer. Add a hot pepper to the bag and you have the makings of Salsa Verde for later in the winter. When you are ready to make the salsa, thaw and use as you would fresh tomatillos.
If you are a Coffee Share member, this is a Coffee Share delivery week. Please pick up your Coffee Share with the CSA shares.
This week on the CSA online Marketplace are Tomatillos by the 10 pound bag, Apples, Hot Peppers-there are Habaneros this week. Coffee, Maple and Honey are also available. Grade B syrup is running low so please place your orders for Grade B Maple soon. There are a few more Grade A, but that is also starting to run low.
I just posted fall color photos on the farm FaceBook page. We are so lucky to live in the North East.
Enjoy the vegetables
Deborah
for everyone at Stoneledge Farm