This recipe from Tony Scherber of TonzKitchen combines a great lineup of fresh market flavors to create a delicious entree. Try it out for yourself! Yields 4-6 servings.
Made with local ingredients from the farmers market, these combine both savory and sweet elements that are perfect for any occasion. Which one would you try first? Click here for a video from Tony showing just how simple and delicious these are!
Our Mill City Cooks Sponsor, Wedge Community Co-Ops, joins us to share a customizable spring recipe. Not able to find any ramps? No problem – substitute green garlic or garlic. Don’t like mushrooms – leave them out! Mix and match your favorite spring items in this delightful dish.
This recipe was made by Tony Scherber of TonzKitchen using seasonal market ingredients – see the full video here. Makes 4-6 servings. Can be made dairy free without the addition of the crema.
Buying local and sustainable gifts has never been easier. Take a scroll through our 2023 Holiday Gift Guide to check out over a dozen gift ideas that you can all find in one place… Saturday, December 16th from 10am until 1pm inside the Mill City Museum! For the mushroom lover: Morel, shiitake or truffle butter… Read More →
Congratulations to Mill City Farmers Market’s 2023 Next Stage Grant awardees! The Next Stage Grant program provides funding to local, regenerative farmers and other food makers who are improving sustainable farming and business practices or growing toward the “next stage” of their businesses. This year we awarded 14 grants totaling $79,790 to support local farmers and food… Read More →
We welcomed a record number of new vendors this year – 24 of them, to be exact! Here’s the complete list of the newest MCFM vendors including farmers, artists, sustainable home goods, bath and body care, a bookmobile and more. Check out their vendor pages for a list of their market dates, and be sure… Read More →
We ended AAPI month with MFMA’s Communications Director Sina Pleggenkhule sharing her Cambodian culture through food at the Market. She served Cambodian Hot Pot, also known as Yao Hon. Click here to watch a video tutorial by Sina.
The ingredients of this recipe celebrate both the abundance of the Shepherd’s Way Farms and the Mill City Farmers Market in the spring. Bread from Baker’s Field. Cheese, bacon and eggs from Shepherd’s Way Farms – alternatively, eggs and bacon from Sunshine Harvest Farm. Asparagus from Bean Market, Der’s Farm, Prairie Hollow Farm or many… Read More →
