Weekly Weeder

Olin-Fox Farms Volume No. 11 Issue No. 5 March 4, 2009

www.olinfoxfarms.com Spring Season Week 1

STANDARD REMINDER

Please be sure to wash your weekly share thoroughly before serving. To preserve freshness, it is NOT ‘table ready’ (i.e., pre-washed). We deliver your Olin-Fox Farms’ produce right from the fields to ensure highest quality.


This is the First week of the Spring 2009 Program.

Next Week is an OFF Week.

The Second Week of the Spring Program is March 18 - 21.

Schedules can be found on our website, www.olinfoxfarms.com.


This Week's News From The Farms

Welcome to the 2009 Spring CSA Program!

Despite the hardest growing season in four years, we have some very nice items to start the Spring Program with. When the field crops recover from the Arctic blast we have recently received, your shares gain momentum in size and variety. And, with Mother Nature's cooperation, asparagus is just around the corner, as well as spinach, radishes and cabbage, to name a few. Oh yes, and more salad mixes, Arugula, free-range eggs.

And, please note, we have added an extra dozen eggs to your share this week as an extra valued item due to the variety available from our Fine Family of Farms. So, please enjoy your extra eggs.


In Your Produce Basket This Week

Organically Grown Citrus from Florida, Salad Mix, Sweet Potatoes,

Rosemary, Free-Range Eggs


Recipes and Information

Sweet Potato Fries – a healthy alternative to the traditional French Fry!

1 Sweet Potato

1 Tbs. Olive Oil

1 Tsp. Salt (or to taste)

1 Tbs. Diced Rosemary


Scrub and wash sweet potato well. Slice into French-fry size slices (about ¼ inch by the length of the sweet potato). Drizzle with olive oil, and sprinkle with salt and diced rosemary.


Place on oiled baking sheet, and bake at 375 degrees for about 20 minutes or until tender. Or if you prefer a crispier version, bake about 10 minutes longer. Fries are done when tender inside.



Newsletter written by John Cooper and Alice Hershiser.

Bon Appetit!