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YEA!! Another Indian Cooking Class!!
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Register early for Saturday APRIL 3rd - 4 to 6pm
Due to the overwhelming success of our first Indian Cooking Class at Farmers Fare we are scheduling another on Saturday April 3rd 2010 from 4 to 6pm.
The class will be taught by cooking instructor and restaurateur Gunjan Gilbert of “Tandoor Downeast”. This workshop will walk you through how to make some common recipes in an Indian “Thali”. In Hindi “Thali”
means plate, usually a large steel or copper plate with flat bread, basmati rice, vegetarian or non-vegetarian curries, and sauces.
The menu for the cooking class will be:
Parathas-Flat breads
Chutney
Daal Sambhar-Vegetarian curry
Lamb curry
Gunjan, a native of Pune, India, attended college and graduate school in Michigan before moving to Maine. Here, she met and eventually married Christian Gilbert. In 2005, the Gilberts started on a two-person mission to introduce Indian culture and cuisine to Downeast Maine. Through more than a dozen educational programs, Gunjan has brought the healthy, interesting, and unique aspects of India to Maine and the people from all over the world who vacation along the coast. Gunjan and Christian also provide prepared Indian meals at farmers markets in Blue Hill, Ellsworth, and Winter Harbor.
"When I teach people about Indian culture and cuisine," Gunjan says, "people also become more accepting and understanding of all the cultures of this world."
For more information about Tandoor Downeast click HERE
Cost of the class is $50 per person including ingredients. We have space for only 12-15 participants, so please make you reservations early by calling Farmers Fare at (207) 236 3273 or e-mailing at
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Payment is due with your reservation. The Farm Team looks forward to seeing you there!!
(Rockport, ME)
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YEA!!! The grant check has arrived!!
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Farmers Fare recieves much anitcipated CDB Grant!!
Teri, Peter and the ever photogenic Cortney are pictured here with the Community Development Block Grant of $100,000 recieved today from the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development.
What JOY, excitement and appreciation is felt by all the members of the Farmers Fare Farm Team!!
(Rockport, ME)
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Consider Farmers Fare Scrapple and Primo Eggs
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Make yourself a delicious local breakfast at home!!
Chris and Craig, the ever charming in-house butchers of Farmers Fare, make Scrapple also known as Pon Haus, Lumberjack's Pate and variously known as White Pudding in Ireland. Choice trimmings of pork from the butchering process are made into scrapple to avoid wasting any part of the locally raised animal. Broth and breadcrumbs or oatmeal bind the ground meat into blocks which are easily cut into slices ready to be pan fried. Scrapple is best known as a regional American food of the Mid-Atlantic States (Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland). Scrapple is commonly considered an ethnic food of the Pennsylvania Dutch, including the Mennonite and Amish.
Paired with some delicious locally produced eggs from PRIMO Restaurant in Rockland a hearty breakfast can be had by all in the comfort of your own home. Aren't the labels lovely on the egg carton....cannily made from recycled menus!!
(Rockport, ME)
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The winner has been chosen...
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Coastal Children's Museum, Rockland, Maine!!!!
A sensibly behatted and begloved Rhys chose the recipient of the first Farmers Fare "Pay-it-forward" donation of $500 accrued from the generosity of all those who "fed the cow" since Farmers Fare opened just a few short months ago.
Yea for the community spirit and generosity which covered the cost of the mini gelato portions and left $500 over to be donated to a worthy local cause!
(Rockport, ME)
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Farmers Fare "Pays it forward" today!!
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Come on over to FF at 3:30pm Saturday Feb 13th for the first drawing of "Pay it forward"
We'll have some surprise fun finding out who receives the first of the monies collected so far from our "Pay-it-forward" mini portion gelato.
What is Pay-it-forward??
"At Farmers Fare your ice cream (actually Gelato) is FREE! If you have a buck...feed the cow...pay $1 a serving if you can, pay more if you want. If you don’t have a buck, no WORRIES, take an ice cream and enjoy. Feed the cow next time! The buck does not stop here: YOUR contributions let us buy more frozen joy (from Gelato Fiasco in Brunswick), and all of the leftover money goes to local charitable organizations of your choice."
We have ???? dollars leftover right now (we'll find the amount out later today and let you know) , after paying for the gelato wholesale, which we will be donating to a local charity.
At 3:30 we will be choosing the name of the lucky charity by drawing from the delightful bucket pictured above which contains the names written down by our wonderful customers.
(Rockport, ME)
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Ooh la la....locally made chocolates
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Just one more week to Valentine's Day!!
All the delicious chocolates you see pictured here are made locally in Maine by the following:
Black Dinah, Isle au Haut
Power Chocolates, Belfast
Safe Harbor Confections, Waldoboro
Sun Hollow Farms, rural Maine
(Rockport, ME)
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Farmers Fare Local Beef ON SALE
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Greetings from Craig and Chris our charming in-house butchers!
Beef from Stears Farm - raised without antibiotics, no added growth hormones - not fed animal by-products
Delmonico Boneless Steaks…………..9.99lb
Strip Steaks…………………………..…7.99lb
Top Sirloin Steak………………….....…6.99lb
Extra Lean Beef Stew……………….....4.99lb
Chuck Roast Boneless…………….…..3.99lb
Bottom Round Roast……………....…..4.99lb
Top Round Roast…………………..…..5.99lb
Shoulder London Broil………………....4.99lb
Lean Cube Steak………………….…...4.99lb
(Rockport, ME)
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Farmers Fare has got the MOO
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Maine's Own Organic Milk has arrived!! Yea!!
And right there on one of the cartons is our very own Tide Mill Organic Farm, who were recently featured here on Fanfare, each carton features the story of one of Maine's wonderful local farmers who supply the glorious organic milk for MOOMilk.
Maine's Own Organic Milk Company produces high quality organic milk...."We are dedicated to keeping organic family farms across Maine in business. The farms that produce our milk share ownership in the company, and 90% of our profits are returned directly to those farmers."
Maine Farm Bureau, Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association and the Maine Department of Agriculture worked together to help create this company.
Available in Whole, 2% and 1%
(Rockport, ME)
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Farmers Fare donates used vegetable oil
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Home Grown Farm and Market reuses Farmers Fare spent vegetable oil to keep fish warm!!
Every now and again Home Grown Farm picks up the used vegetable oil from Farmers Fare to help generate heat and electricity which in turn run the under tank heating coils that circulate warm water for their sustainably raised tilapia. Energy efficiency and sustainable food production are not just quaint words, these 2 concepts are integrated with Home Grown’s ability to produce quality food at an affordable price because if you can’t afford to buy it, then it is NOT sustainable.
As April comes around we will be carrying produce from Home Grown Farm.
Click HERE for more info on Home Grown Farm and Market.
(Rockport, ME)
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Farmers Fare and Zoot collaborate
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Yes! it’s another local to local collaboration.
Farmers Fare is now supplying Zoot Coffee with breakfast pastries, muffins, eclairs and other delicious baked goods. So now when you are ‘downtown’ Camden you can bob into Zoots and avail yourself not only of some excellent coffee and a cool atmosphere but also wholesome Farmers Fare delights, freshly baked each day.
See you there!! The Farm Team
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Snow, hot chocolate and Chinese Acrobats
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 Bay Chamber Concerts, the Camden Snow Bowl and Farmers Fare are teaming up to create an awesome first day of February Break! Get your tickets early!
The first 100 tickets sold by Bay Chamber Concerts to the Golden Dragon Chinese Acrobats performance on Saturday, February 13, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at the Strom Auditorium, Camden Hills Regional High School will get a complimentary lift ticket at the Camden Snow Bowl and a coupon for a free hot chocolate at Farmers Fare, both only redeemable Feb. 13th.
On Saturday, February 13, 2010 the first 100 full day lift tickets sold at the Camden Snow Bowl will get a complimentary ticket to the Golden Dragon Chinese Acrobat’s performance that evening and a coupon for a free hot chocolate at Farmers Fare. Also the cafe menu at Farmers Fare will be available until 6pm that evening so that cold, hungry skiers can warm up and get a bite to eat on their way to see the Golden Dragon Chinese Acrobats performance.
Direct from Hebei and Henan China, The Golden Dragon Chinese Acrobats represent the best of a time-honored tradition that began more than twenty-five centuries ago. Known internationally as China’s premiere touring Chinese acrobatic company, The Golden Dragon Chinese Acrobats will present a show of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty that incorporates acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes and ancient and contemporary music. Not to be missed!
To purchase tickets, contact Bay Chamber Concerts at (207) 236-2823, toll free at (888) 707-2770 or online at www.baychamberconcerts.org. Or contact the Camden Snow Bowl at (207) 236-3438 or online at www.camdensnowbowl.com.
(Rockport, ME)
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