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This Week’s Bag Featuring Sweet Corn! 11/18 – 11/19

November 17, 2015 by Justine Espiritu Leave a Comment

Boiled, steamed, or grilled whole as corn on the cob, sweet corn is a sweet treat! Although we often associate corn with the color yellow, it actually comes in a variety of different colors, including red, pink, black, purple, and blue! What’s the best part about corn though? It’s totally acceptable to eat with your hands, so delight in its finger-licking-good messiness. Here’s what else is in this week’s bag:

Mixed Lettuce – Mari’s Garden

Grape Tomatoes– Pacific Gateway Center

Sweet Corn-Leileihua High School

Portobello Mushrooms – Small Kine Farms

Bok Choy– Green Growers

Clementines – Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe

Try these recipes!

Tortellini with Mushrooms and Tomaoes

Tomato Basil Pasta Salad– Add sweet, raw corn to it!

Sauteed Bok Choy

 

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This Week’s Bag Featuring Kale! 11/10 -11/11

November 10, 2015 by Justine Espiritu Leave a Comment

Time to start thinking of what vegetables you’re most thankful for! One variety or another of kale is sure to be on top of everyone’s list. These include curly kale, ornamental kale, and dinosaur (or Lacinato or Tuscan) kale, all of which differ in taste, texture, and appearance. In addition to kale, this week’s bag features five other items from four of our favorite local farms!!

Mixed Lettuce – Mari’s Garden

Kale– Pacific Gateway Center

Japanese Cucumbers – Ho Farms

Cherry Tomatoes– Ho Farms

Long Beans– Ho Farms

Arugula – Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe

Kales and other greens can often be used interchangeably in recipes, so try new types of greens as you make salads, soups, omelets, pasta and other dishes!

Kale Caesar Salad

Kale with Onion, Celery, & Tomato

Glazed Chinese Long Beans

 

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This Week’s Bag Featuring Daikon! 11/4 -11/5

November 3, 2015 by Justine Espiritu Leave a Comment

Daikon is a long, white radish and is extremely versatile in how it can be prepared. Grate it raw into salads, cut into strips or chips for relish trays, pickle it and serve as a side dish, stir-fry, grill, bake, boil or broil! Use daikon as you would a radish, it just has an extra little zing to it! They can also be preserved by salting and making into sauerkraut. Our favorite thing about daikon is the fact that the greens are super nutritious, so if you purchase them and they’re still in tact, they’re worth using as well! Here’s what else you have to look forward to:

Mixed Lettuce – Mari’s Garden

Daikon- Leileihua High School

Jalapeno Peppers- Pacific Gateway Center

Japanese Cucumbers – Ho Farms

Golden Tomatoes- Ho Farms

Baby Greens – Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe

Try the recipes below with your bag items!

Roasted Tomatoes

Tomato, Mozzarella, and Mint Salad

Creamy Fennel and Greens Soup– add diced daikon and include any greens!

 

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This Week’s Bag Featuring Baby Bok Choy! 10/28 – 10/29

October 27, 2015 by Justine Espiritu Leave a Comment

Oh boy bok choy! This week, Green Growers has provided your bag with this leafy vegetable commonly found in Chinese cuisine. Bok choy is also known as Chinese cabbage, Chinese chard, Chinese mustard, or celery mustard. Unlike some of the other cruciferous vegetables, you can consume  all parts of bok choy without much trimming or worrying about problematic textures or cooking times. What else do you have to look forward to in your bag of all treats and no tricks this Halloween week?!

Romaine Lettuce – Mari’s Garden

Sweet Potato– Twin Bridge Farm

Banana– Pacific Gateway Center

String Beans – Pacific Gateway Center

Bok Choy– Green Growers

Arugula – Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe

You can serve bok choy as it’s own side, with rice, or over noodles in soup. If you want a more robust flavor, feel free to add some soy sauce or oyster sauce to the finished product. Try the recipes below for your other bag items.

Bok Choy Stir Fry with Garlic and Ginger

Banana Nut Bread

Red Potatoes & String Beans Saute

Wilted Arugula – a delicious and easy side dish!

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This Week’s Bag Featuring Bitter Melon! 10/21 – 10/22

October 20, 2015 by Justine Espiritu Leave a Comment

A little bitter melon can really sweeten your health! This versatile fruit is used as a bitter green in many Asian cuisines such as stir fries, soups and stews, and it can also be made into smoothies and juices! What other ingredients will you mix it with from this week’s bag?

Mixed Lettuce – Mari’s Garden

Pineapple– Dole

Round Eggplant– Ho Farms

Bitter Melon – Pacific Gateway Center

Japanese Cucumbers- Ho Farms

Stir Fry Mix – Kahumana Organic Farms & Cafe

Embrace something new with this week’s featured recipes!

Bitter Melon with Eggs & Tomato

Eggplant, Tomato, and Green Onion Curry

Stir Fry – add your bitter melon for an extra kick of flavor

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