Markets Open!

April 16th, 2009 by dave

Lordy Lordy Lord the winter has passed quickly. (a southern thing I guess) Well, the months of living off of last year’s stockpiled nuts is over.   This Saturday, April 18th marks the beginning of the market season for us.  Zac and I will be in our usual places this Saturday morning and hope that you will be too.  Wednesday afternoon market (by the co-op) will begin on April 29th.  For ease of reference, our schedule is:
 
UNCA Tailgate Market beginning April 18th
Saturdays 8am-12pm
 
Asheville City Market beginning April 18th
Saturdays 8am-1pm
 
Wednesday Afternoon Downtown Tailgate Market beginning April 29th
Wednesdays 2pm- 6pm
 
Delivery to Asheville Stores:
Wednesdays before 2pm.
 
-We plan to be bringing the usual assortment of breads and unusual assortment of pastries.  One new item that I’m particularily into right now is a Buckwheat-Cacao Cookie.  I urge you to give it a try. It will be accompanied by a Cornmeal cookie made from John McEntire’s Heirloom Corn, grown locally in Old Fort.  
-We will be taking orders every week for freshly stone-ground flours, milled in our bakery every friday afternoon for Saturday pick-up.  (We want you to bake for yourself.) 
-We are also currently working on returnable(w/deposit) bread bags.  They are drawstring bags made of unbleached cotton.  We hope to have this system going by the beginning of summer for market sales. 
-And……we will be bringing our first batches of house-made kraut.  Made from locally grown cabbage, these krauts are young and krisp, not sour and soggy.  They are damn good with Rye Bread and Lusty Monk Mustard.
 
For Saturday, we plan on bringing:
Breads: All Market Breads, Farm Bread, Seeded, Heirloom Grit, Country Log, Spelt, Kamut, Sunflower Currant, Semolina
Rye Breads: Korn Rye, Russian Raisin
Bialys: Bialys
Croissants: straight up, chocolate, apricot
Pastries: Sweet Potato w/ ramps, Blueberries/3 Graces Chevre/Lavender
Cookies: Buckwheat-Cacao, Cornmeal-Black Pepper
Granola: Granola
Flour: Please contact us
Kraut: Plain, Garlic
 
We hope to see you Saturday Morning. 

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Farm & Sparrow is a wood-fired craft bakery located in the hillsides of Marshall, NC that produces rustic breads, pastries, and other specialty products. We aim to respect the integrity of the foods available to us through seasonal menu rotation, hands-on methods of production, and a strong commitment to our local food and cultural economies.

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