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Are we having fun yet?

     Yes! Yes, you are! ... if you're making the scene at the Market on Sunday! Join your community of neighbors, vendors and musicians for food, fun, cookbooks, healthy, seasonal produce, tunes and an opportunity to beat your feet at the bandstand every week.
     Catch up with your pals, sample some amazing food, support your local farmers and introduce the kids to a trombone. Come on down and help us build a vibrant, healthy community, one zucchini at time.
Come and Get It!
News and deals from the Market…

MAISON BOUCHE – At the top of Oakview Avenue, Diane will be there for you with GF and Regular Scones (Cheddar-Scallion, Blueberry-Lemon and Orange-Currant), Fresh Ginger Cake, Applesauce Snack Cake, Cinnamon Rolls, GF Cinnamon Swirl Cake, Rosemary Olive Oil Cake, Fudge Brownies, Lemon Bars, GF and Regular Cookies … and lots of chocolates bars! The perfect treat for an Easter basket!
 
AL CHILE KITCHEN -  You just never know what wonderful Cal-Latin treat will pop up from Barbara’s travels through Central and South America. This week it’s “Guatemalan Tamales (Chapines) in banana leaf for sure!!” Along with your Cal-Latin favorites of course. Check it out! 
 
TEA & TRUMPETS – You’ll have the best time ever choosing a tea from the dozens of selections at the T&T booth – all available to sample. Loose tea and sachets plus gift packaging. All organic.
 
PICNIC – Have you been missing Picnic’s Thai Chicken Sausage? Good news, it’s back! Also: Beef Salami Cotto, Orange and Bourbon Pork Rillettes, plus Smoked Sweet-and-Spicy Andouille! “Oh yeah, and Hot Dogs!” Susannah says.
 
COUNTRY GRILL – Delicious Rotisserie Chix, Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Roasted Potatoes, plus “Kickass Kale Salad.” Delish, and Keto, too. Ask Mitchell about Keto meal subscriptions to make your Keto diet super easy.
 
OBOUR FOODS – It’s hummus – plus! Sophisticated flavors that include Curry, Black Bean and Garam Masala, as well as flavored tahini. Samples!
 
GEYSERVILLE GOURMET – Fresh, light and loaded with umami flavor – these naturally fermented salads, pickles and vegetables - they're probiotic - are the perfect accent to fresh, spring meals. Samples and serving suggestions at the booth.
 
The FRUIT TREE – Loads of fresh, raw, organic ingredients in a healthy delicious smoothie, delivered right to your home or office. It’s almost too easy. Samples at the booth.
 
SIMURGH BAKERYWonderful, beautifully made authentic Turkish pastries, candies and desserts. Sweet and savory, it’s a culinary education on a plate.
 
JULIA’S WAFFLES-IN – The most brilliant scientific breakthrough since gene-therapy – waffles with sweet or savory waffle toppings baked on the inside of the waffle - plus additional toppings for the outside – just to make it extra good!

RICHARD PEARLMAN CHOCOLATES – Richard says, “Chocolate samples of France, Peru and Ecuador will be fun. The Peru/Ecuador chocolate was recommended to me. French bittersweets go back 25 years. Come by or we'll start without you! Also: custom-roasted almonds.”
  O N   H I A T U S   T H I S   W E E K
SQUABISCH PRETZELS will “knot” (a pretzel joke) be at the Market this Sunday.  La NOISETTE SWEETS – Freak out! Alain will be away until April 14. But this is sweet: he and Grace are on a second honeymoon in the Philippines.

It’s a T U N E S  2-fer!
 
10 – NOON
OSCAR REYNOLDS
 
You may know Bolivian composer, master flutist and guitarist Oscar Reynolds from his cele- brated Andean ensemble Karumanta Jamuyku, presenting  the music of Bolivia - from ancient traditions of the past to living traditions of the present. This Sunday he’ll be at the bandstand solo, with his Andean flute. Don’t miss this opporunity    
 
 NOON – 2PM
DAVID GANS
 
“Literate, improvisational folk-rock in a “solo electric" setting. Country-blues-style fingerpicking; loop-based improvisations created live in the mo- ment; sweetly-sung ballads; Grateful Dead songs reinterpreted; wry observations of the music-festival subcul- ture; soulful and pas- sionate political com- mentary; favorites from the folk-rock canon of the last 50 years. Mix and match - it's never the same show twice, and always worth a listen.”
Recipe of the week:
from Salt Point Seaweed 
NORI BUTTER

*1-cup unsalted butter, room temperature
*10 g wild nori flakes (or nori + wakame flakes)
*zest of 1/2-lemon, finely grated
*1-T lemon juice
*1-t black pepper
*2-4 t toasted sesame seeds (optional)


Mix butter, nori, lemon zest, lemon juice, and pepper until well blended. Transfer to a sheet of parchment paper; shape into a small log. Fold paper over, roll into a cylinder, seal the ends; chill until firm. Wrap in foil in a container to keep air-tight. Will keep refrigerated up to two weeks, or frozen up to three months.
ANNA'S SEAFOOD

Follow Anna on Facebook to find out what's fresh every week - pre-order for Market pick-up.
BASE CAMP BAKERY

Beautiful bread made from local, sustainably grown wheat and natural sourdough  cultures.
ABROTHECARY

Three types of bone broth. Healthy and delicious - the easy way!
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