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Catbird Griddle: Dandelions? Time to Plant Potatoes
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Friday, May 3, 2013. Time to Plant Potatoes. This is not the mysterious ‘planting according to the phases of the moon', but rather phenology is the ecology science of your own yard. So here are some tips to get you started. When forsythia and daffodils bloom. When 1st dandelion blooms. Plant beets, carrots, cole crops, lettuce and spinach. When lilac is in first leaf. Plant beans, cukes and squash. When lilac is in full bloom. Seed fall cabbage and broccoli.
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Catbird Griddle: November 2011
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Monday, November 7, 2011. THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR WONDERFUL. CATBIRD CUSTOMERS OF 2011. SEE YOU WHEN THE WORLD TURNS. From the community, for the community. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About the Catbird Griddle. From the community, for the community. The Catbird Griddle specializes in fresh, local, healthful prepared foods sold at local farmers' markets. View my complete profile. Saturday morning pancakes at the Angelica Market. Supper Time at the farm.
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Catbird Griddle: Locust Blossom Season = Time to Fritter Away
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Wednesday, May 22, 2013. Locust Blossom Season = Time to Fritter Away. When I was a kid, Sam used to come in one morning each spring with a bucket or basket or flannel shirt brimming with locust blossoms. We would mix up pancake batter, dip the sweet blossoms, cook them on the griddle, and then eat them with honey or maple syrup. Locusts bloom suddenly and fleetingly, so fritters were a surprise spring breakfast party. Sweet, subtle locust blossom fritters.
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Catbird Griddle: Got Leeks?
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Wednesday, April 24, 2013. If you live in the foothills of the Northern Appalachian Mountains of western NY State, our time for leeks is now. Here at Catbird Farm, we harvest leeks every year by the bucket load because they freeze wonderfully, retaining their sweet oniony deliciousness for months and months. Leeks make a wonderful side dish just gently steamed served with ham and mashed potatoes traditionally. WILD LEEK MAC AND CHEESE. 1 tsp of thyme.
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Catbird Griddle: Farmer Sam, his corn, and a grandson...
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Friday, August 24, 2012. Farmer Sam, his corn, and a grandson. So the Catbird Griddle will serve CornCakes tomorrow with hot buttered local maple syrup and if you don't think that is delicious, you're dead wrong. We'll also be serving TexMex Corn Salad with fresh tomatoes and cilantro from our gardens. All the vendors will have corn related treats to be enjoyed in the late summer sun in Park Circle, Angelica, 9-1. Don't miss it! About the Catbird Griddle.
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Catbird Griddle: May 2013
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Wednesday, May 22, 2013. Locust Blossom Season = Time to Fritter Away. When I was a kid, Sam used to come in one morning each spring with a bucket or basket or flannel shirt brimming with locust blossoms. We would mix up pancake batter, dip the sweet blossoms, cook them on the griddle, and then eat them with honey or maple syrup. Locusts bloom suddenly and fleetingly, so fritters were a surprise spring breakfast party. Sweet, subtle locust blossom fritters.
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Catbird Griddle: March 2012
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Fine, fresh, local food from Angelica, New York. Monday, March 26, 2012. 3550 Record Highs Set. Yeah, no doubt. Summer fever really. Most of the country has had unprecedented heat. According to the Washington Post, from March 12-18, 3,550 record highs were set in the US. What do you have to loose? The Angelica Farmers' Market will open June 16 with Dairy Day. Celebrating our area's wonderful partnership with the cow. From the community, for the community. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Old Chicken Coop.
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