Sunday At the Farmers Market


Farmers Market Dinner!

Image by buhny via Flickr

As the seasons begin to change so does the Farmers Market.

generic for levitra rel=”wikipedia” href=”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer”>Summer fruıts and vegatables are becoming a bıt more expensive and in shorter supply and fall produce is coming ın.

The morning hours have the market full and the aromas and fresh. As the day progresses the prices come down.

About 5 o’clock there is still a good varity and the prices are better.

This week İ will be making Sour Dough bread.

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