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Market Chef @meowkriner here, at the very tail-end

Market Chef @meowkriner here, at the very tail-end of our Georgia citrus season 🍊🍋 If you’ve got a few satsumas, lemons or grapefruits rolling around the back of your fridge, ‘tis the season to put ‘em to good use or preserve them for later! I’m a big fan of juicing my citrus when past snacking prime - I’ll strain and freeze for later or use immediately for LOTSA things, like this super simple bright vinaigrette ✨

For the vinaigrette:
1 small bag fresh citrus (I used Bingo’s, which are small sweet mandarins) @georgiacitrus
Olive oil
Rice vinegar
Whole grain fancy mustard
Lemon syrup @anniesgourmetsyrup (or another sweetener of your choice!) optional, and to taste
Salt to taste

For the Salad:
Salad greens (I used a mix of lettuces and bby spicy greens) from @ragandfrassfarm and @our.apothecary
Microgreens @peachysproutsga and @eatmicromunch
Pretty purple radishes :) @ragandfrassfarm and @our.apothecary
Pecans (I used a mix of Gingerbread and Sweet Heat flavors!) @pearsonfarmga

Make the vinaigrette! Juice your citrus. Strain out seeds (duh) and strain out pulp if desired. I started with 2 parts juice, 1 part oil, a dash of rice vinegar, a squirt of mustard, blended and adjusted with syrup and salt from there. Because I used a sweet citrus, I only used a frizz of syrup; you’ll likely need more oil and sweetener to balance out a sour lemon or grapefruit!
Make the salad! Wash greens and roots, roughly chop large leaves, slice radishes into half-moons (marvel at how pretty and colorful they are in the middle 😻). Roughly chop pecans. Clip long strands of microgreens.

When ready to serve + enjoy, mix your greens and roots together, drizzle over a bit of vinaigrette. Remember, you can always add more, but you can’t take away! Taste a dressed leaf - could it use salt or acid or sweet or oil? More dressing in general? Don’t be afraid to sprinkle in a bit more of what you think it might need - trust your tastebuds! Garnish with all the pecans and microgreens that your heart desires.

Leftover vinaigrette stays fresh for 5-7 days in the fridge, and can be repurposed as a marinade, base for soup, or gravy! Or to make more yummy winter salads 🥗🎉

Come shop with us at the Oakhurst Farmers Market t

Come shop with us at the Oakhurst Farmers Market this Saturday, February 3rd from 9am to 1pm in front of @sceptrebeer

We accept and match EBT/SNAP.

Live music by Fin Vason 🎶

Free samples at the Chef Demo booth by Katie Kriner

Be sure to visit the @core_georgia booth while you’re at market!

Vendors:
@blackbirdfarmga
@caribeunitedfarm
@georgiapeachtruck
@patchworkcityfarms
@shrimpsnob
@helloaleppokitchen
@heapsatl
@projectgooddogs
@sweet_tscandles

Vendor applications for the 2024 season are due th

Our hearts are with our farming community, who hav

Our hearts are with our farming community, who have lost a loved and valued member.

Chris cemented pillars in local agriculture. His wholehearted commitment to fair food was an example for many. He moved about with honesty and purpose and created human connections with anyone he crossed paths with. He traveled abroad two years ago to connect with his roots and continue his farming dreams. Chris was a vendor, a CFM board member, and a friend.

Farmers are tenacious people. They love the land and go through great physical and emotional toil to work with it. Especially small-scale, regenerative farmers. They respect and admire nature, and strive to protect it while growing food to feed their community. Our modern society takes food for granted and often ignores the great risk working on the elements poses. We are deeply grateful for land stewards at home and beyond. We see you, we admire you, and we thank you for the love you put in every day.

Chris, you'll be sorely missed.
💚💚💚

SAVE THE DATE for Lady Locavores 2024!🎊 This y

SAVE THE DATE for Lady Locavores 2024!🎊

This year, we are excited to host the event at MINT Gallery in West End, which will be showcasing the work of talented female artists. Stay tuned as we reveal exciting collaborations, the chef line-up, and hosting opportunities.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, Feb. 8 👀

For nine years we've gathered to recognize the trailblazing women of Atlanta's food community. During this event, you will taste unparalleled food and drinks grown and prepared by local women. We'll also present the annual awards to outstanding farmers, chefs, beverage makers, advocates, and Janes of all trades. 🥂

🏵 Award Nominations are NOW OPEN ~ Link in bio

The nominations for a Lady Locavores Award come from within the community. If you admire the work someone is doing in the local food movement, nominate them for an award! Nominations are due by midnight on February 8th.

This is open to anyone but geared towards celebrating people who identify as women in a way that is significant to them, regardless of gender assigned at birth. We do not discriminate on the basis of gender identity or expression.

This fundraising event supports Community Farmers Markets’ educational chef program, which offers at-market demos and classes in the community on ways to use seasonal produce and cooking techniques. 🙌

Our farmers are bringing amazing products tomorrow

Our farmers are bringing amazing products tomorrow. Perfect for soups, stews and roasts.🥬🥔🥩 Join us this Sunday at The Grant Park Farmers Market. Rain or Shine, Every Sunday 9am - 1pm !
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Get your #chillychamps loyalty card at the info booth for extra rewards and the chance to win a spring CSA! 🤩
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The market opens to pedestrians at 9:00 am 🌞 Early risers, please be courteous to your neighbors waiting in line before 9am. Allow vendors to set up properly, and don’t hurt yourself running!
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We gladly accept and MATCH EBT! That means if you swipe $10 in EBT, you get $10 extra to spend on fruits and veggies at the market! Stop by the Information Booth to find out more.

Come visit us at the Oakhurst Farmers Market this

Come visit us at the Oakhurst Farmers Market this Saturday, January 27th from 9am to 1pm in front of @sceptrebeer

We accept and match EBT/SNAP.

Free samples at the Chef Demo booth by Anïsa Lewis @unsolicitedcooking

Vendors:
@beewildbuzz
@blackbirdfarmga
@georgiapeachtruck
@patchworkcityfarms
@southerncap_mushrooms
@shrimpsnob
@helloaleppokitchen
@browngirlmixers
@heapsatl

ADJUSTED OAKHURST MARKET HOURS: 10am to 1pm Bund

ADJUSTED OAKHURST MARKET HOURS: 10am to 1pm

Bundle up and come see us at the Oakhurst Farmers Market this Saturday, January 20th from 10am to 1pm in front of @sceptrebeer ❄️

We always accept and match SNAP/EBT.

Free samples at the Chef Demo by Anïsa Lewis @unsolicitedcooking

Vendors:
@helloaleppokitchen
@blackbirdfarmga
@heapsatl
@caribeunitedfarm
@shrimpsnob
@icingsonthecakes
@projectgooddogs
@georgiapeachtruck

Bundle up and support local businesses this weeken

Bundle up and support local businesses this weekend! 🧤🧣

Both of our winter markets are staying open. On Saturday, Oakhurst will open an hour later at 10am and will remain open until 1pm. Regular hours for Grant Park on Sunday!

Stay tuned for vendor lineup announcements through the market newsletters. We'll have hot food, sustainably raised meats, and seasonal veggies. We are committed to creating consistent food access in our community and appreciate everyone who shows up in all kinds of weather! 🌬💦☀️🩵💛

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