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Greetings, Local Food Lovers!
Place your order from Western Maine Market today or by 6:00 A.M. tomorrow morning for pick-up or delivery this Friday or Saturday.
Have fun at the Fairs!
Whitehill Farm will be at the Common Ground Country Fair this weekend. Their products will be available through WMM again next week.
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New and Returning Products
Cookies
Menu Group: Food
Section: Baked Goods
Vendor: Beehive Bakery
Macaroons: Made with coconut flakes, egg whites, sugar, vanilla. Gluten free. Nice end of summer --end of day treat.
Scotch Shortbread: traditional Scottish shortbread recipe and extra thick. For storage place in cookie tin or double wrap the bag and place in freezer. Thaw a few cookies at a time as needed.
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Bread
Menu Group: Food
Section: Baked Goods
Vendor: Beehive Bakery
Sourdough Rye: Rye Flour, sourdough starter. honey, olive oil, salt, yeast, King Arthur unbleached flour , spring water.
Sourdough White: Homemade sourdough starter, olive oil, salt, honey, yeast and King Arthur unbleached all purpose flour. water
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Plums for processing
Menu Group: Food
Section: Fruits and Berries
Vendor: Porter Hill Farm
Enough for a batch of jam.
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Pears
Menu Group: Food
Section: Fruits and Berries
Vendor: Stone Corner Farm
Mixed varieties but mostly Luscious - the name of the variety and how they taste!
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Grapes
Menu Group: Food
Section: Fruits and Berries
Vendor: Rasmussen Farm
Chontay, a tasty grape for fresh eating. Can also be used for juice or wine-making.
Frontenac: purple grapes with seeds, for wine-making but can be full-flavored table grapes. Smaller than Chontay.
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Garden Fresh Lovage
Menu Group: Food
Section: Herbs
Vendor: Beehive Bakery
good for spring soups, broths, put in omelets and some salads. Use just a few leaves as they are wonderfully strong so a bunch if you place it in water in a glass will last for up to a week. Keep water fresh.
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Chicken
Menu Group: Food
Section: Poultry
Vendor: Sillanpaa Family Farm
Freedom Ranger birds. Pasture Raised, No additives, No Hormones, No antibiotics, Well balanced diet of whole grains and forage. Raised outside with lots of great chicken grub. Nothing added but sun, water, and good food. Whole bird, no giblets, vacuum sealed and frozen. Processed by Maine Inspected Processor on 9/12/17 at the age of 12 weeks.
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Jam & Jelly
Menu Group: Food
Section: Preserved Foods
Vendor: Beehive Bakery
Crabapple jelly: goes well on our crumpet muffins,sourdough toasts. We hear many stories about this jelly from our customers, describing their memories of childhoods and grandmothers who made this jelly. It's very popular and sells quickly in our markets and stores we sell in. These fruits are naturally grown. Fresh spring water, crabapples, pectin, sugar.
Concord Grape Jelly: Traditional flavor of a concord grape, these lovely grapes are homegrown naturally- large and thick of essence. Better than the store varieties, we think!
Fresh STRAWBERRY JAM: Freshly picked and made into our very popular strawberry jam! Made with Strawberries, pectin and sugar.
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Cheddar orange cauliflower
Menu Group: Food
Section: Vegetables
Vendor: Rasmussen Farm
Not only tasty to eat and lovely to look at, raw or cooked, but also much higher in beta carotene than traditional cauliflower. The heads are on the small side this year.
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Corn
Menu Group: Food
Section: Vegetables
Vendor: Porter Hill Farm
Ambrosia - bicolor sweet corn-SPECIAL: A mid-season corn, but late this year because of weather. Tips of ears didn't fill out well with this corn because of this. Still a great corn.
Our favorite sugar and gold bi-color sweet corn. Retains sweetness and is slow to turn starchy - ie. it keeps in the frig and is not too picky about when it is harvested.
Organically grown, so don't be surprised if an occasional corn worm.
Non-GMO !
Cafe - for eating or Fritters/chowder - SPECIAL: A YELLOW "EARLY" CORN. Matured late because of weather - slow start - Great eating still, or for freezing or fritters. We are now harvesting Ambrosia, a bicolor mid season corn which is younger and sweeter for fresh eating - the Cafe, however has more old fashioned corn flavor!
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Summer Squash
Menu Group: Food
Section: Vegetables
Vendor: Rasmussen Farm
5# Mix: Mix of more mature zucchini and yellow summer squash, plenty for casseroles, pickling, or grilling.
Baby summer squash mix: A mix of baby zucchini and yellow summer squash, picked small and tender. Please note that baby squash don't last nearly as well as more mature ones, so enjoy them while they are fresh.
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Beauregard Sweet Potatoes
Menu Group: Food
Section: Vegetables
Vendor: Porter Hill Farm
Beauregard. These red skinned sweet potatoes have a moist orange flesh.
Just starting to harvest. Will be dug specially for you!
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