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This week’s fruit: Elegant Lady Peaches Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA Elegant Lady peaches are well named with a beauti- ful balance of sweet and acid along with a brilliant red color. These firm, round, freestone peaches are perfect grilled…
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Recipe: Peach Sage Shrub
Recipe from CSA member Joel Peterson Thanks Joel! Ingredients: 6-8 super ripe peaches 8 leaves of organic sage leaves 1 cup organic raw can sugar 1 cup organic raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar 2 cups ice cold water Method: Wash…
Posted in Recipes Tagged with: Bay Area CSA, cider vinegar, community supported agriculture, DIY, Organic, peach, peach shrub, seasonal cocktail, seasonal recipe, shrub, summer, summer recipe, vinegar
Farm Focus: Meet Rachel Sullivan!
Meet Rachel Sullivan! Rachel joined Frog Hollow in April as our new Farm Assistant and we are excited to have her! Rachel is a Berkeley native who grew up alongside her family’s artisan baking business. The art of baking, marketing…
Posted in Blog Tagged with: bay area farm, community supported agriculture, farmer, Farmer Al, farming, Frog Hollow Farm, Frog Hollow Farm CSA, Organic Farming, soil science
Fruit & News of the Week: June 26th 2017
This week’s fruit: Rich Lady Peaches Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA Rich with both color and flavor, the Rich Lady peach is a superb yellow-fleshed semi-freestone developed by Floyd Zaiger, acclaimed plant breeder, of Zaiger Genetics. Ruby Diamond Nectarines Frog…
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Fruit & News of the Week: June 19 2017
This Week’s Fruit: Santa Rosa Plums Frog Hollow Farm, Brentwood, CA Santa Rose plums are famous for their beautiful dark skin, yellow flesh and are delicious eaten fresh or canned. This variety was developed by Luther Burbank in, you guessed…
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