This week’s box:
FULL SHARE
- 3 dozen eggs from Canning Farm in King George County and Moss Neck Farm in Caroline County
- 2 bags salad mix from Idlewood Farm near Richmond
- 1 bunch radishes from Idlewood Farm
- 1 medium bag tomatoes from Snead’s Farm and Moss Neck Farm
- 2 red candy onions from Moss Neck Farm
- 1 head broccoli from Moss Neck Farm
- 2 cucumbers from Moss Neck Farm
- 1 medium bag squash from Moss Neck Farm
Pick-your-own option for this week:
- CSA members may pick 12 sunflowers at Snead’s Farm on Wednesday, June 19, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Total retail value of goods in this week’s box: $60
Total value of goods distributed so far this year: $498.50
SMALL SHARE
- 2 dozen eggs from Canning Farm in King George County and Moss Neck Farm in Caroline County
- 1 bag salad mix from Idlewood Farm near Richmond
- 1 bunch turnips from Idlewood Farm
- 1 small bag tomatoes from Snead’s Farm and Moss Neck Farm
- 1 red candy onion from Moss Neck Farm
- 1 head broccoli from Moss Neck Farm
- 1 cucumber from Moss Neck Farm
- 1 small bag squash from Moss Neck Farm
Pick-your-own option for this week:
- CSA members may pick 12 sunflowers at Snead’s Farm on Wednesday, June 19, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Total retail value of goods in this week’s box: $42
Total value of goods distributed so far this year: $303.50
Kitchen Ideas
- Your red candy onions will make this cucumber tomato salad pop.
- I’ve been making frittatas almost every week to use our CSA eggs. A cast-iron skillet works great with this. Here’s a recipe that will use some of your summer squash. If you don’t have sour cream, cottage cheese, milk, half & half, or ricotta can substitute. Placing a few tomato slices on top before you put it in the oven can add some nice flavor.
- If your basil’s not in yet, you can make broccoli pesto.