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Entries Tagged as 'farmer’s markets'

Dark Days: Meat Grinder Pasta with Pork Ragu

January 23rd, 2008 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized

Armed with my new meat grinder, I’ve been anxious to try this trick I first saw performed by Mario Batali: extruding whole-wheat pasta. The sauce was a simple pork ragu made with ground pork ($8 for a little more than one pound at the farmers market), diced onions, diced carrots and, in the absence of […]

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Farmers Market Deep Freeze

January 21st, 2008 · 8 Comments · Uncategorized

There was a noticeable thinning of vendors and customers at the Dupont Circle farmers market as temperatures dipped into the low 20s. Everyone was bundled up against the cold. Even the vegetables were wearing their heaviest woollies. You have to feel for vendors forced to stand for several hours when the wind is trying to […]

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January Farmers Market

January 14th, 2008 · 7 Comments · Uncategorized

Here we are in the depth of winter. Most of the farmers markets in the District of Columbia are closed. But the Dupont Circle market, in the heart of the city, is jammed with vendors and customers on a Sunday morning when temperatures climb into the 50s. No shortage of fresh produce here. Look at […]

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