April 4-6 Delivery

Posted on Mar 28, 2023 by Eli Crain

These are the items we have planned for this week. Not every box will receive every item, but all boxes will receive most of the items below.

The Seasonal Box

Asparagus
Cucumbers
Grapefruits
Chard
Red Leaf Lettuce
Cherry Tomatoes
Celery
Scallions

Produce - The Seasonal Box

$39
10 lbs avg

Box 50
$3.90/lb

Seasonal organic produce

One smaller organic and local produce CSA

  • Mixed share includes fruits and veggies
  • Target for 1-4 people depending how often you'll cook and eat great produce


See what's planned for the coming week (and in past deliveries) in our Produce Blog

Weight of this package will vary week to week depending on the value of what is included.

Please note that we are aiming to include a balanced share which maximizes local and heirloom produce. However, we also want to minimize food waste by ensuring the included food is usable in our busy lives! Plan on some foods from out of state, especially fruits and outside of the Minnesota growing season.

The Low Carb Box

Avocados
Cucumbers
Romaine Lettuce
Brussels Sprouts
Orange Peppers
Spaghetti Squash

Produce - The Low Carb Box

$33
10.5 lbs avg

Box 52
$3.14/lb

Keto and Paleo Veggies

One organic low carb CSA focusing on Keto/Paleo friendly veggies


See what's planned for the coming week (and in past deliveries) in our Produce Blog

Weight of each week's package will vary depending on the value of what is included. These items will be local when in season, but always organic even when out of our local season.

The Staples Box

Red Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Carrots
Red Onions
Leeks

Produce - The Staple Box

$30
13.5 lbs avg

Box 53
$2.22/lb

Storage and every day veggies

​One staple organic and local produce CSA

Focus is on every day veggies like:
  • Potato (all varieties)
  • Onion
  • Garlic
  • Carrot
  • And other similar items as we feel inspired


See what's planned for the coming week (and in past deliveries) in our Produce Blog

Weight of each week's package will vary depending on the value of what is included. These items will be local when in season, but always organic even when out of our local season.

The Fruit Box

Pink Lady Apples
Raspberries
Kiwis
Tangelos
Cara Cara Oranges
Bosc or D'Anjou Pears

Produce - The Fruit Box

$45
8.5 lbs avg

Box 54
$5.29/lb

Amazing fruit at its peak!

This is a fun package - there are so many amazing fruits from around the country which just don't make it into the grocery store.  

This package will include a mix of specialty seasonal items along with every day fruit staples. Focus is on quality and organic produce


See what's planned for the coming week (and in past deliveries) in our Produce Blog

Weight of each week's package will vary depending on the value of what is included. These items will be local when in season, but always organic even when out of our local season.
Minnesota's fruit season is fairly short; we will feature seasonal specialty fruit year round at its peak flavor, but will also include every day fruits in every package.

Recipe Ideas from This Week's Produce

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Quick and easy week night dinner that requires only one pan!

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Easy.. this is really easy... Bacon Fat Fried Organic Brussel Sprouts with FAST from scratch Saffron Hollandaise. Yum.

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Once pot pasta inspired by Molly Baz's recipe that is sooo yummy and creamy.

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Risotto is really simple to make, but it is outstanding when done right. The trick is having patience as well as good rice and broth. It can be a stand alone meal or a side dish. I love taking the time to caramelize the onions this recipe calls for...

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A fantastic meal… Wow is this good! It is delicious with parsnips or with wild rice.

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When we started our farm, we were so busy... I swear we lived off of these roasted potatoes and pan-fried ground beef. Check out the secret to the best-tasting potatoes!

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Wasn't sure what to make tonight for dinner... Pizza Potatoes, that'll be good, right?

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A great way to serve up a pork shoulder. Tender, juicy and SO MUCH FLAVOR! We made some mashed parsnips and potatoes as a side. Enjoy!

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This dish is a cross between a stew and beef with sauce. Consider adding potatoes or fried bread as a side. Don’t waste your time measuring anything with this one. I made up the amounts after the fact anyhow!

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Making mashed potatoes seems simple and it is... but a few tips and tricks will turn those potatoes into a masterpiece of texture and taste-bud pleasure!

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Absolutely, mouth watering. Best enjoyed with lots of crusty, buttery bread. This recipe, adapted from Molly Baz's cook book makes leeks something you will want to eat every. single. week.

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Here is a fast and easy soup that you're sure to love

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Pho

Bet you'll wish you had some stockbones after reading this member's recipe for Pho. Quick: order some today for the February delivery.

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I used to love this soup at that chain Italian joint. That is until we pretty much stopped eating refined grains or meat from a factory. I can’t wait to have some of this again, what a great idea!

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If you've never made broth from our stockbones, you really haven't lived. It is one of the things that really differentiates our products from the factory stuff in the store -- or even most stockbones at a farmer's market. Rich, buttery, healthy and soul filling... give it a shot!

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Betsy whipped this soup up tonight while we were making a different dinner. It is great to be able to make meals ahead of time that are quick and easy to pull out of the fridge or freezer!

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Forest nameko, brown clamshell, and maitake mushrooms add big flavor to this creamy soup.

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I LOVE this creative way to use Swiss chard and it always gets rave reviews. Try this recipe without the pasta for delicious side. Just cut back a bit on the oil and butter.

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This is a great side dish that goes with everything... or it could even be a main dish if you prefer!

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There are a few methods out there for how to cook spaghetti squash. In my opinion, halved and baked cut side down is the best method. Hands down.

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A fun recipe that has us dreaming of summer. You don't have to make your own pesto, but it is so good when fresh.


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