This week at the market...
Local Cheese
Smoked Duck, Pheasant, Turkey & Chicken
Lenny B's Smoked Trout
Oyster Mushrooms
Migliorelli's Marinara Sauce
Farm Fresh Eggs
Venison Hot Dogs
Celery Root and a whole lot more...
Plus Music with Joe Tobin.
See you there!
Warm weather means that maple season is early this year.
Stop by Oliverea Schoolhouse Maple to pick some up.
Quattro's has a full line of Smoked Poultry Products like this Smoked Turkey.
Kohlrabi
Need a little inspiration for your winter market shopping?
Stop by the info booth on your way into the market to pick up our Winter Market Recipe Cards
like this one for Carrot Cake with Maple Cream Cheese Icing
Julia & Isabella is now offering organic, locally milled flour from Wild Hive Farm
Handmade Boards & Platters by Living Edge Design.
Created with locally sourced and salvaged woods.
Fiddle Music with Deb Tankard & Friends
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The Rhinebeck High School Environmental Club presents:
A Presentation by Farm Sanctuary President & Co-Founder Gene Baur
Wednesday, February 8th
7:00-8:30pm in the Rhinebeck High School auditorium
45 North Park Road, Rhinebeck, NY 12572
Free and open to the public
Books will be available for sale and signing by Gene.
Aba's Falafel will be available for sale; all proceeds go to Farm Sanctuary.
More information about Farm Sanctuary at: www.farmsanctuary.org
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For market info, go to: www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com
Little Seed Garden satisfies our 'need for green' in the middle of the winter with their greenhouse-grown spinach, pea shoots and more.
Our Daily Bread is back this week and will be introducing their new line of gluten-free baked goods.
We were fortunate to sample these gluten-free Cranberry Scones and they were delicious, light and moist.
Stop by to check out their gluten-free cookies and breads too.
Migliorelli has an abundance of root vegetables.
Check out their line of frozen vegetables and jarred sauces too.
Fabulous local cheeses!
Berkshire Blue & Hudson Red at Julia & Isabella's booth.
Stop at the Quattro's Farm booth and check out these gorgeous handmade, local, feather earrings made by Catherine Quattro.
Chatham Brewing is back this week with their locally brewed beer selection.
Stop by for a sample of Hudson Valley wine from Cascade Mountain Winery.
The Rhinebeck High School Environmental Club presents:
A Presentation by Farm Sanctuary President & Co-Founder Gene Baur
Wednesday, February 8th
7:00-8:30pm in the Rhinebeck High School auditorium
45 North Park Road, Rhinebeck, NY 12572
Free and open to the public
Books will be available for sale and signing by Gene.
Aba's Falafel will be available for sale; all proceeds go to Farm Sanctuary.
More information about Farm Sanctuary at: www.farmsanctuary.org
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More info at www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com
Have you visited Healthway Farms booth yet?
They carry 30 varieties of potatoes including these Adirondack Reds.
Chatham Brewing joins the market this week with growlers of their locally brewed beers.
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'Tis the season for hearty winter stews.
Here's a recipe that is flexible enough to adapt to your winter market finds.
Print copies of the recipe are available at the market table as well.
Season the meat with salt & pepper, then dredge in flour to lightly coat. Place a heavy bottom soup pot over medium-high heat, add the oil and allow it to get hot. Add the meat and sear on all sides to get a nice crust. Turn the heat down to medium, remove the meat and set aside on a plate. Add the chopped onions to the pot with a pinch of salt & pepper. Cook until soft and golden.
Add the red wine to the pot and scrape up the brown bits on the bottom of the pot. Allow the wine to reduce by half, then add the meat back to the pot and cover with the beef broth. Stir in the thyme, bay leaf and peppercorns. Bring to a boil. Then reduce to a simmer, cover and cook for 2 hours. Stirring occasionally.
Add the potatoes, carrots, parsnips, turnips and shallots to the pot. Cover and simmer 45 minutes more. Season with salt & pepper.
Serves 4
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The Rhinebeck Winter Market is held on
Alternate Sundays, 10am-2pm at the Rhinebeck Town Hall
80 East Market St, Rhinebeck
Details: Rhinebeck Farmers' Market
Deals, deals, deals. This Sunday, we are offering deep discounts on gift certificates to local businesses. 100% of the proceeds will go to our Hurricane Recovery Fund which will help vendors in our market who were affected by the storm.
Dinner for Two at Le Petit Bistro
This would make a great gift for just $50
$50 Gift Certificate to Market Vendor, Julia & Isabella's booth.
Yours for just $30 (We have two of these)
Also:
$30 Gift Certificate to Another Fork in the Road. Buy it for just $20
Thank you to these businesses for their generous donations.
from our vendors:
Wonderfully colorful yarn and oh so soft, mohair socks from Buckwheat Bridge Angoras.
Wine from Cascade Mountain Winery
Handmade Feather Earrings from Cat at Quattro's Poultry.
Made with feathers from their birds!
Rhinebeck Farmers' Market T-Shirts!
Long Sleeve Tractor T-Shirts $20
Kids T-Shirts $15
Insulated Tote Bag $5
Lino-Cut Greeting Cards / Set of 8 Cards, $10
Both designed by Rhinebeck Artist, Gina Palmer
Handmade Board & Platters by Living Edge Designs
Pure New York State Maple Syrup by Oliverea Schoolhouse Maple
Heirloom Seed Gift Packs from Hudson Valley Seed Library
Antlers!
Locally made Jams & Pickles. Great Stocking Stuffers!
Miriam Latzer from Loose Caboose Farm joins us this week offering gift certificates for her Put-Ups (canning workshops).
Market info at www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com
Stop by to pick up your Thanksgiving Dinner ingredients. We’ve got all you need.
Here’s a sampling of what you can expect to find in the market this Sunday.
The River Garden has gorgeous wheat bundles that make a great centerpieces for the Thanksgiving table.
Pick up a solid wood serving platter made from locally sourced & salvaged wood.
And while it's too late to order a turkey, you can still pick up a guinea hen, chicken or pheasant at Quattro's.
...for those who don’t cook, stock up on pre-made dinners at Julia & Isabella.
Take it all home in a Rhinebeck Farmers' Market Insulated Tote Bag $5
We'll even keep you warm while you shop with some hot soup.
Free to all shoppers while it lasts.
This is our last outdoor market of the season.
We will move inside the Rhinebeck Town Hall at 80 East Market St and operate on alternate Sundays beginning Dec 4th.
Check out our website for dates and details.
We are still raising money to aide the farmers in our market who were affected by Hurricane Irene.
Enter our drawing to win: Dinner & a Movie in Rhinebeck.
$50 Gift Certificate to Terrapin & Admission for 2 to Upstate Films
Tickets will be available at the market info booth.
$3 each / 4 for $10 / 10 for $20
Drawing will be held on Dec 4th at 2pm at our Winter Market.