It is a light week at the markets. We are in the lull between the fall and winter flush. Soon there will be an abundance of hedgehogs, yellowfoot chanterelles, black trumpets, and truffles as the nights get chillier. Speaking of cold weather, the watercress has been really beautiful, and will be around until our patches get hit with a frost. Wild watercress tends to be much spicier and more flavorful than the limp bunches found in grocery stores. Try pairing the spicy leaves in a salad with sweet roasted beets and a hazelnut viniagrette.
We have this weekend -
Chanterelles
Hedgehogs - a small amount
Wild Watercress
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ReplyDeleteOh fatoftheland, such a inspiration. Thanks so much, I very much appreciate the feedback! I feel so..flattered.
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