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The Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Institute’s mission is to advocate for farmers, ranchers and other land-based producers; provide equitable access to fresh, local food; own and operate a year-round venue for the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market; and manage programs to help sustain a profitable, locally-based agricultural community.
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20th Anniversary Celebration
Thursday, October 13, 2022
5:30 to 8:30pm
Market Pavilion
1607 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe
Menu in Partnership with YouthWorks
Presentation of the 2022
Farmer & Community All Star Awards
Music by the Bert Dalton Trio
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White bean, tuna, and celery salad
I love beans, all kinds of beans, and keep my pantry stocked with a variety from the market and from Rancho Gordo, the wonderful heirloom bean purveyor in Santa Rosa, California. When this recipe from the “Eat Voraciously” series of The Washington Post appeared in my...
Ratatouille: from Julia Child’s master recipe in The Way to Cook
‘Tis the season for ratatouille. All the ingredients are appearing in abundance at the market. My favorite recipe is Julia Child’s in The Way to Cook. My experience accords with hers, that the best ratatouilles entail cooking the vegetables separately because they...
Skillet-grilled round steak and blistered shishito peppers
Shishito peppers are abundant at the market these days from a number of farmers. I like to blister them in olive oil in a cast-iron skillet, let them cool to room temperature, and serve them as appetizers. I also like blistering them and eating them with a beef...
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