2022 Farms and Vendors

We’re so excited to have the following farms and vendors joining us throughout the 2022 season: Allen Farms Cape Cod Flower Truck Climbing Vine Design Donde Thiago LLC Fields of Flora Foster Farm Freshroll Green Road Refill Hatchville Baking Company In the Mix LARA’S CUISINE Lilac Hedge Farm Monopati Moonlight Rose Pain D’Avignon Pariah Dog Farm Peachtree circle farm Pocasset […]

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Upcoming Market: June 27

New table and chairs for you to enjoy your lunch or snack at the Market!

Expected farms and vendors, Thursday, June 27th Market: Allen Farm Cape Cod Winery Compost with Me Donde Thiago Ella’s Wood Burning Oven Pizza Foss Farm Fromage A Trois Green Goddess Herbals Independent Fermentations Kombucha Lara’s Cuisine Lilac Hedge Farm Martha’s Vineyard Smokehouse Michaels Donuts Moonlight Rose Farm Nobska Farms Olio di Melli Pain D’Avignon Bakery Pariah Dog Farm Peachtree Circle […]

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Upcoming market: June 20th

Bottles of kombucha in various hues made by Independent Fermentations

Expected farms and vendors, Thursday, June 20th Market: Allen Farm Compost with Me Donde Thiago Foss Farm Fromage A Trois Green Goddess Herbals Independent Fermentations Kombucha Lara’s Cuisine Lilac Hedge Farm Martha’s Vineyard Smokehouse Michaels Donuts Moonlight Rose Farm Olio di Melli Pain D’Avignon Bakery Pariah Dog Farm Peachtree Circle Farm Peck o’Dirt Farm & Bakery Silverbrook Farm Stir Crazy Healthy […]

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Are you our next Market Manager?

OVERVIEW The Falmouth Farmers’ Market Board of Directors seeks a resident of Falmouth or a neighboring community to be the market’s on-site manager for our 2019 season.    The Market Manager serves as the face of the Falmouth Farmers’ Market. The market’s operating hours are 12:00 – 6:00 pm every Thursday, (May 24 – October 11, 2019). The Market Manager […]

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Veggie Wraps

Have you visited the Falmouth Service Center table? Two weeks ago, David Hearne was there showing us how to make “Veggie Pinwheels,” slices of whole-wheat tortilla wraps, packed with fresh crunchy vegetables. David volunteers with the Service Center, doing food demos, and these colorful wraps are a hit whenever he makes them for the Center’s “Fresh Market” program in the schools. His recipe is based on […]

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Fresh cod with Ginger-scallion sauce

Fresh cod with Ginger-scallion sauce One pound of fresh fish Half bunch of scallions, cut into 1/4’ slices at the white end and going up to 2’ for the green 2-3 inch chunk of ginger root, grated 3 Tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons butter One quarter lemon Broil the fish about 5-8 minutes each side, or until flaky and just-cooked. […]

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Fattoush salad

Summer is waning. The autumnal equinox falls on September 22. Make salad while the sun shines. Here is an easy-going chopped vegetable and bread salad called fattoush. If you can find powdered sumac, a tart, deep-red, Middle-Eastern spice, dust it over the finished salad. Similarly if you can forage some purslane, put that in, too. Both add a refreshing, authentic […]

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Tian (French eggplant, tomato and zucchini casserole)

In late summer thoughts turn to ratatouille, the classic French dish made with eggplant, tomato and zucchini. Tian, another Provencal classic, uses the same vegetable trinity.  Why isn’t it better known? Is it the challenging name: Tian? (Say tee-on to get a very approximate idea.) Look for vegetables similar in diameter: a slim Italian (not Asian) eggplant, a medium zucchini […]

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Spring Vegetable Ragout

This week’s recipe combines butter-poached peas, scallions and garlic scapes, which become a quite different vegetable when cooked–bean-like and sweet. Spring Vegetable Ragout 10 oz sugar snap pea-pods, trimmed (about 4 cups) 8 oz shelling peas (about ½ cup shelled) 8 garlic scapes, tender parts only, top-knot discarded 8 scallions, trimmed back to six inches 1 cup pea-cooking water, plus […]

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Roasted Eggplant with a garlic-yogurt sauce

As evenings get cooler, we don’t mind switching on our ovens and roasting vegetables at high temperature. You might want to try roasting eggplants while they are still plentiful. Choose the regular glossy dark eggplants for this. The addition of a pinch of turmeric is less for taste than for color – it imbues the eggplant slices with a golden […]

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