this week at the market

Anthi's Greek Food
Bambino Ravioli Pastificio
Bien Cuit
Big Bang Coffee Roasters
Central Bakery,
Dobbs & Bishop Fine Cheese
Dr. Pickle
FarmEats
Gaia's Breath Farm
Healing Home Foods
Kimchi Culture, Inc
Kontoulis Family Olive Oil
Ladle of Love Bronxville
Laurelmaud's Kitchen
Letterbox Farm Collective
Mangalitsa by Mosefund
Morgiewicz Produce
Mostly Myrtle's Biskookys
North Winds Lavender Farm
Nutmeg Cafe
The Orchards of Concklin
Pie Lady & Son
Pura Vida Fisheries
Spoon Me Soups
St Ex Specialty Foods
Sun Sprout Farm
VN2GO Vietnamese Food

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October 20th, 2018

Ingredient Highlight: Brussels Sprouts on the stalk

Did you know that brussels sprouts grow on long stalks with cabbage-like leaves on the top? Even if you do know that, it's worth stopping by Morgiewicz to see these stunning vegetables in their natural state. Buying on the stalk preserves freshness and allows you to use the top leaves, which are usually discarded. The leaves have a milder flavor than cabbage and are often substituted for kale or collards.  Buying the stalk also allows for a simpler cooking method-roasting the whole thing! Check out fork & flower for the simple recipe.

 

Vendor Spotlight:

Bambino Ravioli Pastifico doesn't just sell ravioli (though they do have over 30 varieties!) They have hand-stretched mozzarella, pesto, and ready-to-eat sandwiches. Their food is simple and classically Italian- just like your Nonna made. Actually like co-owner Pasquale de Gregorio's nonna made. The recipes have been handed down generation after generation and the pastas are still made on antique machinery from Pasquale's grandfather's storefront in Brooklyn. They're the real deal.

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