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Via Food52 Ingredients: 4 oranges 1 lime 1 cup granulated sugar Lemon lime seltzer water Method: Zest the oranges and the lime and add all of the zest to a medium sauce pan. Now juice the oranges, adding the juice…
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Recipe: DIY Orange Soda
Posted in Recipes Tagged with: citrus drink, citrus season, diy soda, kid friendly orange recipe, mocktail, natural soda, orange soda
Farm Focus: Jim Churchill of Churchill-Brenneis Orchard
Jim of Churchill-Brenneis Orchard, never imagined himself becoming a farmer, though he grew up walking through friends orchards on weekend trips from LA. His parents encouraged Jim to get an education, so he did. He earned his master’s degree in…
Posted in Blog Tagged with: california citrus, california farmer, chruchill, churchill brenneis, citrus season, frog hollow csa, know your farmer, meet the farmer, ojai, ojai pixie, organic citrus, partner growers
Recipe: Citrus Salad with Pomegranate Saba & Buttermilk Dressing
via Chef Mario, Frog Hollow Farm Ingredients: 1/2 avocado with the pit removed and scooped using a small spoon 1 mandarin orange, with skin peeled by hand 1 blood orange, with skin removed with a knife and segmented with a…
Posted in Recipes Tagged with: Avocado, buttermilk dressing, citrus season, Frog Hollow Farm, frog hollow recipe, salad, winter citrus, winter recipe
Fruit & News of the Week: January 15th 2017
This Week’s Fruit Warren European Pear Frog Hollow Farm Brentwood, CA This is Frog Hollow Farm’s signature pear and for good reason. With a classic European texture, very soft and juicy with a silky sweetness that avoids the typical grittiness…
Posted in Newsletter Tagged with: Bay Area CSA, bay area farm, blood oranges, brix test, california citrus, california farm, citrus season, meyer lemon, oranges, organic citrus, organic farm, regenerative farm, tangelo, winter citrus, winter rain chill hours
Farm Focus: The Future of Citrus at Frog Hollow
While Frog Hollow Farm is known for our legendary summer stone fruit, our growing citrus orchards are gaining more momentum each year. Farmer Al first started growing citrus about 25 years ago with Blood Oranges, Meyer lemons and Kumquats plus…
Posted in Blog Tagged with: bay area citrus, bay area farm, california citrus, california organic citrus, Citrus, citrus farming, citrus season, Organic Farming
