Welcome to the inaugural post of the official Montavilla Farmers Market blog! We are entering our fourth year of market-hood and every year we've been able to introduce a new program or feature that helps us improve our market experience. This year, we decided to launch a blog with the desire of finding a way to interact with our customers Monday through Saturday. We hope to promote recipes that showcase the seasonal bounty of the market. We want to illustrate how easy it can be to provide healthy, inexpensive meals that incorporate local, seasonal foods. We will showcase our vendors products throughout the season and provide positive exposure year round with off season articles.
One of the great benefits to a blog (as opposed to our website at www.montavillamarket.org) is that you can leave us comments, and give us feedback on how we're going. So drop us a note. Tell us if there are issues you'd like to read about, recipe ideas for that bumper crop of tomatoes (in my dreams!), or ideas for ways that we can improve the market experience.
We hope you enjoy this addition to our market!
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- We concentrate on produce, to support our regional farmers, a healthy local food system and a healthy community. Community - We believe our market space provides a common ground for our neighbors to come together each week. Delight - We believe attending our market will create feelings of delicious merriment and gladness each and every Sunday.
Market Cookbook Building Blocks
It's hard to sit down and assemble a cookbook overnight. There are recipes to tinker with, dinner parties to host for all our closest friends, and so much work to be done every week to keep the farmer's market growing. Through this blog, we will test recipes, get your feedback about which ones you can't live without and slowly, but surely build up to the release of the first-ever annual market cookbook. Give us your feedback! Your input will help decide what makes the cookbook cut.
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