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Market in Bloom

​By Corinne Hansch Saratoga Farmers Market is bursting with high summer flowers from local growers. This Saturday, July 25, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. at High Rock Park, join us for Market in Bloom, a day to honor our flower farmers and showcase the vibrant blooms of late July. Peak-of-season flowers and

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The Best Cooking Advice Comes from Farmers

By Andrea Grom Summer at the Saratoga Farmers’ Market is a feast for the senses. Tables are piled high with squashes and zucchinis, crisp cucumbers, and colorful tomatoes to name just a few delights. It is a time of agricultural abundance, but for home cooks, it can also beg the

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Seasonal Spotlight: Heirloom Tomatoes

By Jessica Sforza Heirloom tomatoes have become one of my favorite summertime snacks, and this is coming from someone who wanted absolutely nothing to do with them a year ago. I was one of those people who loved tomato sauce and ketchup, but did not care for the actual fruit

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Red, White, and Blue Desserts

By Jessica Sforza I don’t know about you, but the Fourth of July has always been one of my favorite holidays — and not for the reason you might think. In my experience, it has been a very food-focused event, and that is what the foodie in me loves about

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Growing Young Gardeners at the Farmers’ Market

By Barb Biagioli In a world of packaged and processed foods, the farmers’ market offers children something increasingly rare: a direct connection to real food. It is a living classroom filled with opportunities to learn, explore, and connect with the people and places that provide their food. Many children grow

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Father’s Day Market Favorites

By Andrea Grom I’m planning on making Father’s Day particularly special because my dad is going through some significant medical issues this year. It’s a highlight of dad’s week to get treats from the market: buttery croissants, chicken pot pie, smoked ham steaks, juicy strawberries, tender butterhead lettuce, and crispy

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Make the Most of Strawberry Season

By Corinne Hansch Strawberry season in Upstate New York is fleeting – three to four weeks max.  Blink, and you might miss it!  There’s truly nothing better than a fresh, locally grown strawberry. They have a swoon-worthy perfume, and biting into a just-picked, ripe strawberry is a juicy experience.  As

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Fresh, Local, and Ready for the Grill

By Julia Howard Grilling season has arrived, and Saratoga Farmers’ Market vendors have you covered for fresh, flavorful meals. From steaks and sausages to pasture-raised chicken, lamb, mushrooms, and vegetables, local producers share their favorite ways to fire up the grill. May-K-Mark offers beef, pork, and veal products, and Ariel

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Spring on the Farm

By Barb Biagioli In May, the farms surrounding Saratoga awaken into their busy season. Fields that sat quiet through winter begin filling with rows of greens. Frost still clings to the morning fields, but the green returns anyway — first in rows of spinach and arugula, then in the muddy

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