Coho salmon in a bag from Wilson Fish. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
It’s fish in a bag season at Wilson Fish! That’s when you can pick up an entire, whole coho salmon for just $30! That’s a lot of fish for a little money. But they go fast. Get here early!
Edamame from One Leaf Farm. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
Here’s another late-season treat: edamame from One Leaf Farm. You enjoy it as a snack when you go out for sushi. Why not enjoy it at home, too! Just boil them, salt them and serve them! Oh, yeah, baby! That’s what I’m talkin’ about!
Thumbelina carrots from Full Circle Farm. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
Thumbelina carrots are those stubby little orange carrots that Full Circle Farm grows every year. Indeed, Full Circle grows more varieties of carrots than any other farm in the area, from yellow to white to purple to regular old (well, historically speaking, new) orange carrots. So enjoy the carrotliciousness now at Full Circle!
Blueberries and raspberries from Sidhu Farms. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
We’re into bonus time for our berry season now, just like with our weather. Check out these blueberries and raspberries from Sidhu Farms, and keep the berry love going as long as you can! Heck, freeze ’em, and enjoy ’em all winter.
Five kinds of cauliflower from Growing Things Farm. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
Growing Things Farm grows so many different kinds of cauliflower, and it is all outrageously good this year. You’ve got white, green, galactic purple, yellow cheddar and romanesco in this photo alone! Grill it. Roast it. Steam it. Soup it. Love it!
Mixed cherry tomatoes from Billy's Gardens. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
Just can’t decide which kind of cherry tomatoes you want to bring home today? Then pick up one of these mixed cherry tomato baskets from Billy’s Gardens, and enjoy a little taste of everything! Problem solved.
Lipstick peppers from Alvarez Organic Farms. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
Alvarez Organic Farms grows over 150 kinds of chili peppers, and they are at their peak right now. These lipstick peppers are as spectacular, and delicious, as they come. They are sweet and amazing, and they turn a brilliant lipstick red when fully ripe.
Fresh artisan bread from Tall Grass Bakery. Photo copyright 2011 by Zachary D. Lyons.
And don’t forget a nice loaf of artisan bread from Tall Grass Bakery. Above, you’ll see their oat & honey, pain levain, hominy and Baker Street sourdough. And that is just a sampling. They have many more varieties — one for every palate!
Remember, there is plenty more to tantalize your taste buds today at your Madrona Farmers Market. For a fuller accounting, see What’s Fresh Now!
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