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Weekly Update

Posted 7/7/2012 8:01am by Eric.
 
Where did all this hot weather come from??!!  I'm finding it hard to simply breathe let alone get the needed work done!  Some of you have been asking about our Harvest Shak - it has now been officially put to rest as the Harvest Shak, but has found new life as a clubhouse for the kids!  We had it moved on Thursday, which was pretty cool to watch.  Eric is working to put the windows, door and porch back on . . . the kids are waiting for their first sleepover.  They are already starting to make 'clubhouse rules'!  We put the Shak where a large tree was struck by lightning several weeks ago.  We had power run near the tree for a floodlight, so now there is electric in the clubhouse, making it an even cooler! 

This will be a week for Dema to celebrate the last fence board being painted!  He was a trooper for sure and got alot done even with the hot, hot weather - the fence was in the shade on these hot days and he didn't paint quite as much, but he's planning out how many more days it will take.  Then it will be time to shop for a new bike.  This has been a really good experience for him, giving him alot of confidence in himself, which he desperately needed.

Despite the hot weather, the gardens are doing beautifully, except for the lettuce that is rebelling a bit, so there won't be as strong a harvest this week for greens.


ALL ORDERS need to be received by late Sunday evening for delivery at our Tuesday market and for our Altoona customers on Wednesdays.  Orders may also be picked up at our farm on Wednesdays when convenient (will arrange via email) or on other arranged days.  WEDNESDAY DELIVERIES THIS WEEK FOR OUR ALTOONA CUSTOMERS.

Where to find usTuesdays from 2-6 p.m. at the Boalsburg firehall.   Every other Wednesday we make deliveries for pre-orders in the parking lot between Uncle Joe's Woodshed and Everything Natural in Altoona from 2:00 - 2:30 p.mJULY/AUGUST  DELIVERY DATES ARE: JULY 11, 25, AUGUST 1, 15, 29 Orders can also be picked up here at our farm, preferably on Wednesdays.

 
Here's what we've got this week:

CARNIVORES CORNER:

Chickens:  We have a few frozen chickens left
- average weight is  between 4.5 - 6 lbs.  Cost is $3.75 lb.
  We also have livers and hearts.  And for your cat or dog - raw ground chicken by the pound.  Great for health and body condition.

Beef:    Taking orders for  fall  - Sold by the 1/8th, 1/4th, 1/2 or by the whole animal.  Cost is $3.75/lb hanging weight which includes vacuum packaging.  Also available is burger by the pound - cost is $5.25/lb., order 10 or more lbs. for $4.75/lb.

To learn more about how the animals are raised and why they are grass fed, follow this link!

FROM THE FIELD:

Lettuce (limited), spring onions, candy onions, garlic, petite french green beans, red potatoes, beets, zucchini and cucumbers.

FROM THE KITCHEN:  

Meat Piesbeef broccoli or chicken spinach.  Made with Eden View pastured meats and potatoes, tossed in a mushroom cheddar sauce.  

Bread Bowl Souffle - individual size cheese souffle - homemade turkey sausage or spinach onion.

Veggie Stir-fry with Bulgar- zucchini, onions, broccoli, garlic, red pepper stirfry tossed with bulgar (cracked wheat - a great alternative to rice).

Stuffed Pitas - made with sprouted flours and stuffed with either tomato/feta/basil, leek mushroom, or (homemade) turkey sausage/spinach/ricotta. 

Apple Pecan Chicken Salad - made with our chickens, local apples, pecans and celery tossed in an herb yogurt dressing.

Apple Nut Salad - same as the salmon apple salad without the salmon - our stock is gone until Jenn and Steve return in August with this year's catch.  Still a yummy, fresh salad with local apples, walnuts, and grapes tossed in an herb yogurt dressing.

Marinated veggie salad - tossed with an herb balsamic viniagrette.

Sweet and Sour Veggies in Brine - cucumbers, garlic, onions and fresh dill in a sweet sour brine made with our homemade raw apple cider vinegar.

Peach/Fig Salsa - made with fresh roasted peaches, figs, peppers, onions and garlic - great as a sauce for chicken, sandwiches, wraps, or as a dip.

Basil Walnut Pesto - made with our fresh basil, olive oil, parmesan, walnuts - great on pasta, toasted breads or as a sandwich spread.


BREADS AND BAKED GOODS - made with sprouted flours: 

Fruit Cobbler -  Blueberry peach

Spelt Tarts - cheesecake (crust made with organic spelt)

Shortbread cookies

Scones - dark choc. nut, orange ginger

Dark Chocolate Nut Torte - NO FLOUR - made with dark chocolate, nuts, free range eggs.  A delicate, delectable treat that tastes like a rich brownie.

Cinnamon Raisin Walnut , Poppyseed or Multigrain sprouted bagels - minimum order of one flavor for Wednesday customers is the smallest batch the mixer can accommodate (8-11)!

Garlic herb pizza crust

Pita bread - heat and split to use as sandwich bread or great toasted

Energy Bars - made with organic cocoa, organic oats, peanut butter, almond butter, local honey and maple syrup, almonds, pecans, walnuts, sesame, flax and poppy seeds.  A great pick-me-up snack.

Nutty Berry Mix Granola 

Products from local partners: free range eggs, grass-fed burger by the pound.







CHECK THESE OUT: 

- Serra Organic Facial Oils - hand mixed organic botanical oils with no dyes, preservatives or fragrances.           SerraOrganicOils.com

 

- Goat Rock Naturals  - all natural perfume and lip balm, eco-friendly and chemical free.  Made with organic essential oils.    goat-rock.com

CONSIDER ADDING THIS TO YOUR DIET:  The product is called Juice Plus+ , but it is not juice.   It actually is a patented formula of 17 different fruits, vegetables and 2 grains that have been vine-ripened, juiced, dried at low temperatures to prevent nutrient damage and put into capsule or gummy form. They contain apple, orange, pineapple, cranberry, peach, acerola cherry, papaya, carrot, parsley, beet, kale, broccoli, cabbage, spinach, tomato, oat bran and rice bran. There is a child's health study currently being conducted which allows adults who are taking Juice Plus+ to sponsor a child age 4-undergraduate in college to take Juice Plus+ for free for up to three years. Juice Plus+ is supported by independent clinical research which has been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and shown to:

  • reduce oxidative stress

  • eliminate free radicals in the bloodstream

  • support immune system

  • protect DNA

  • improve cardiovascular wellness

  • reduce systemic inflammation

  • improve skin and gum health

  • improve athletic recover and performance

You can read more about Juice Plus+ at 4kids4juiceplus.com. For more information or to place an order contact Barb Lutz at 4kids4juiceplus@gmail.com or begin_of_the_skype_highlighting            814-632-9211      end_of_the_skype_highlighting814-632-9211. Please be sure to mention that Cindy Noel referred you! 





Eric & Cindy Noel

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