2003 Farmer's Market Schedule

elyse · July 6, 2003

I went to Montclair today. Maybe four farm stands, three bakers, and a cheese.

Rail Paul · July 6, 2003

Montclair is unusual as it has four very high quality retail bakeries in a town of 20,000 people.

Montclair Bread Co and Gina's Paneficio are across the street from each other on Walnut Street, up from Corso 98. Nicola's is off Glen Ridge Avenue by the new train crossing (the Munchmobile called it one of the best in NJ), and Forno's is on Bellevue Avenue in Upper Montclair.

elyse · July 7, 2003

I have a question for you Jersey folk: which of the above markets are close to the Bloomfield/West Caldwell/Montclair area?

tommy · July 7, 2003

I have a question for you Jersey folk: which of the above markets are close to the Bloomfield/West Caldwell/Montclair area?

depending on how you're traveling and where you're traveling from, hoboken might be an easy stop.

elyse · July 7, 2003

West Caldwell.

pnapoli · July 7, 2003

I'll be at Verona to check them out.
BE PROUD OF WHAT YOU EAT IF YOU ENJOY IT!!!

thank you Elyse. :biggrin: i feel much better now about the deep fried oreo that i ate last night at the state fair.

PS: good luck! that sounds cool. i'll try to stop by for a pie, but don't know if i can make it by 7. you'll probably be sold out long before then, anyway.....

elyse · July 7, 2003

Yes, I'm going to shoot for selling out since So far it's only one a week. You work late?

Oceangroveguy · July 8, 2003

Does anyone know of any weekend farmer's markets in eastern Monmouth County?

lamb · July 8, 2003

Does anyone know of any weekend farmer's markets in eastern Monmouth County?

Here's a link of Farmers Markets:

Farmers Markets

There is a New Jersey Tailgate Market located at the Cheesequake reststop Exit 124 on the Parkway. I haven't been there for a year or two but the last time I was there, there were quite a few stands.

pnapoli · July 9, 2003

You work late?

generally, yes. but i will try...for pie...

mmmmm pie. :wub:

elyse · July 9, 2003

I could save you pie. :smile: Or you could swing by the convent.

Jason Perlow · July 9, 2003

The JERSEY FRESH website has a more comprehensive farmers market list:

http://www.state.nj.us/jerseyfresh/searches/urban.htm

tommy · July 14, 2003

I could save you pie. Or you could swing by the convent.

are you there this week or what.

elyse · July 14, 2003

Yes, I'll be there unless it rains. I really don't know what their policy is for weather. Passed inspection well, so that's good. Now as long as I can bake without interruption, all will be cool. Still don't have pie plates I like. I can make/save one if you'll definitely be coming. But do NOT hang me up. I keep my word, and if I say I'll save one for you, I'll save it until I get home. Dorky, but true.

Pao de queijo is iffy. I ran out of ingredients and don't think I have time to go to Queens for more. :sad:

tommy · July 14, 2003

I can make/save one if you'll definitely be coming. But do NOT hang me up. I keep my word, and if I say I'll save one for you, I'll save it until I get home. Dorky, but true.

i can't make any sort of promises regarding showing up. but if i can swing by, i hope you have a pie.

elyse · July 14, 2003

What sort of timish are you thinking? Remember, I may not have cool stuff this week.

tommy · July 14, 2003

What sort of timish are you thinking? Remember, I may not have cool stuff this week.

i'm not thinking timish and i don't care what you have. if i stop in i stop in. please don't give it another thought. of course, i might be walking around wondering which vendor is you. :unsure:

elyse · July 14, 2003

I have dark hair and blue eyes. Pale skin. I'll probably be looking nervous and chaotic. I'llbe wearing white Nike's with a blue stripe. I'll be wearing a green purse thing around my waist. Also, I'll have a humidor as a display case. :smile:

Rachel Perlow · July 14, 2003

Also, there's usually not more than one or two (usually one) bake goods table at Farmers Markets.

Double 0 · July 14, 2003

Pao de queijo is iffy. I ran out of ingredients and don't think I have time to go to Queens for more.

Can you share the recipe? Or just the ingrediants. I'm pretty good at doping out where to buy most any food product.

elyse · July 15, 2003

I can get the stuff here in the city, it's just really fucking expensive.

Double 0 · July 15, 2003

I can get the stuff here in the city, it's just really fucking expensive.

Now I have to have (make) them. A google search turned up nothing relevent. How about a few ingrediants or a link so I can try them.

elyse · July 15, 2003

I gave a long explaination on the NYC potluck thread that I'm reluctant to post the recipes since these are the only two items that I will be selling. They are recipes that were given me which in no way represented the original items. I reworked them over and over until they satisfied me. I hope that's understandable. :smile:

Double 0 · July 15, 2003

I gave a long explaination on the NYC potluck thread that I'm reluctant to post the recipes since these are the only two items that I will be selling. They are recipes that were given me which in no way represented the original items. I reworked them over and over until they satisfied me. I hope that's understandable.

Okay

Wiener · July 15, 2003

Something has been bugging me. Last week I went to a Farmer's Market and bought some peaches , cherries, and other vegetables. I took two peaches to work yesterday and they had those tiny stickers on them . This kind of caught me off guard. I would have thought that the produce would have been " Jersey fresh" . What 's do stop someone from going to Shop Rite and buying produce and selling it at one of these markets?

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