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RECIPES
Our recipes page is a great place for everyone to share recipes using items purchased from the Statesboro Market2Go. The above items and photos were made by Justin at Anthony’s Roots and Jimmy at Scratch Made Catering using items available at the market.
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This cake is AMAZING. With that said what makes it so amazing is its moist, streusely, seasonal berry goodness. Since the blackberries have been so incredible this season from Jacobs Produce, I decided to share this recipe in lieu of the ending season. However, any in season berry will work just fine. Here we come blueberries!
Source: Marth Stewart-adapted (Entered by Amy Womble)
Servings: Plenty to share-If you want
Ingredient keywords: flour, berries, butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla, cream, flour, sugar, nuts, butter, lemon
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Try this amazing harvest salad made with crisp apple slices, crunchy + sweet pomegranate seeds, and lots of greens paired with a simple balsamic dressing. The perfect salad to serve as Thanksgiving side salad or to compliment your favorite meal!
Vegetarian!
Source: A Simple Palate blog (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4-6
Ingredient keywords: pomegranate, apple, pecan, cheese, greens, kale, spinach, arugula
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Arthur’s Salad with watermelon and arugula.
Vegetarian!
Source: Jean Middleton (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4
Ingredient keywords: melon, greens, pecans, cheese, honey
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Bacon Wrapped Jalapeños from Becky Davis at Visit Statesboro!
Source: Becky Davis (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4-6
Ingredient keywords: jalapeño, cheese, cheese, bacon
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This is an old Middle-Eastern recipe served with short grained rice. The meat and okra are never made at the same time, meat is always made first or even in a separate pot, then later added together. You’ll get mushy okra if you cook them together at the same time.
Source: Food.com (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 8
Ingredient keywords: okra, lamb, tomato, onion, garlic, oil, cumin, coriander, cinnamon, butter, lemon
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This is a delicious and NUTRITIOUS recipe for blueberry cake submitted by a Georgia Southern University Meal Nutrition class.
Source: Becky Larson and the GSU Department of Health and Kinesiology (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 18
Ingredient keywords: blueberries, flour, honey, butter, egg
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Blueberry Muffins are a great snack and breakfast food that we have enjoyed because of this recipe. We hope you do the same, enjoy!
Source: Jacobs' Produce's Monthly Newsletter (Entered by Closed Account)
Servings: ~12 muffins
Ingredient keywords: Flour, Sugar, Baking, Salt, Eggs, Buttermilk, Butter, Vanilla, Blueberries, Sugar
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This recipe from Southern Living calls for Lady peas, but other field peas like Sadandy, pink-eye, and zipper peas can be substituted.
Even served warm, buttermilk has a cooling effect on the palate, just right for summer meals.
Goes well with cornbread.
Source: Southern Living (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4
Ingredient keywords: bacon, shallot, pea, buttermilk, garlic
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Feel free to substitute any cooked and pureed winter squash or pumpkin here.
Source: Homespun Seasonal Living Website (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4
Ingredient keywords: squash, butter, grits
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These squash are healthy and loaded with nutrients and have a more dense texture than summer squash making them ideal for soups and stews.
Source: GRIT Magazine (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4
Ingredient keywords: squash, potato, carrot, celery, onion, butter, stock
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Shrimp in the pumpkin, a traditional Brazilian dish.
Source: adorefoods.com (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4
Ingredient keywords: pumpkin, oil, shrimp, onion, jalapeño, garlic, tomato, cilantro, ricotta
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Many people use popcorn as a substitute for croutons in soups and salad. But did you know that you can use popcorn as an ingredient? Besides boosting the whole-grain power of this versatile side dish, the ground popcorn used here adds texture and interest and helps to create a light and airy corn bread.
Use a well-buttered cast iron skillet for best results.
Vegetarian!
Source: Adapted from The Washington Post (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: Makes one pan
Ingredient keywords: popcorn, cornmeal, egg, milk, butter, cheese, pepper
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Chilled Peach Soup recipe from The Herb Lady at the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market
Vegetarian!
Source: The Herb Lady (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4
Ingredient keywords: wine, sugar, mint, cinnamon, nutmeg, milk, peach
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This is the recipe for salmon patties that I grew up with. You can add your own variations, such as herbs, chives, or minced vegetables to it as well. Use your own preference of oil to cook with, like butter or olive oil. If you don’t have the salmon burger meat, you can shred a filet.
Also, you can use gluten-free Bisquick instead of flour, and it comes out the same.
Source: Michele Giddens (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4-6
Ingredient keywords: salmon, egg, flour, butter, herb, chive
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Classic Southern Cornbread is best made with a cast iron skillet. Let the skillet warm up in the oven and melt some butter in it so that a nice crust will form. Some versions of this recipe use bacon drippings instead of or in addition to the butter. Adjust the amount of buttermilk to make a thick batter.
You can also use self-rising cornmeal and omit the baking powder and soda.
Source: Kay Little (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4-6
Ingredient keywords: cornmeal, egg, buttermilk, butter
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Local food writer and chef Rebekah Lingenfelser visited the market and made this recipe with market produce. You can find her new book, “Some Kinda Good, Good Food and Good Company, That’s What It’s All About” online at Amazon or Barnes and Noble.
Source: Rebekah Lingenfelser (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 6
Ingredient keywords: oil, garlic, onion, tomato, basil, Baguette, garlic, butter
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French toast – serve with fruit, bacon or sausage, grits, and coffee – all available from Market2Go and/or the Saturday Main Street Market.
Tips & Notes
This dish is a great way to use up bread that’s beginning to go stale.
The recipe can be found in the Apicius, a collection of recipes dating back to Imperial Roman times, where it is described as aliter dulcia (another sweet dish). The recipe says to slice bread, crust removed, and break it into large pieces. Soak these pieces in milk and beaten egg, fry in oil, and cover with honey before serving.
Source: Farm Flavor (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 4-6
Ingredient keywords: bread, baguette, eggs, milk, honey, butter, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, nectarines, syrup, jam, pork, grits, coffee
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This is a wonderful way to use the fresh corn coming in as a different side dish/bread/vegetable. When you get tired of corn on the cob (imagine that EVER happening with the delicious corn we have at the market!!) you can scrape some off and try out this recipe…everyone seems to love it! You can purchase the corn, eggs, milk, butter, flour, cornmeal, peppers and cheese at the Main Street Farmers Market!
Vegetarian!
Source: Southern Living 2008 with a touch or two from me! (Entered by debra chester)
Servings: Makes about 3 dozen
Ingredient keywords: corn, eggs, milk, butter, flour, cornmeal, cheese, pepper
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Depending on how juicy you want your cobbler to be, either use the fruit as is (makes a drier cobbler) or make a fruit syrup with sugar in a saucepan (very juicy) or sprinkle a little sugar on the fruit and let sit for 30 minutes (moderate juice).
To make a gluten free cobbler, substitute a gluten free mix like Gluten-free Bisquick or King Arthur’s all purpose gluten-free baking mix instead of flour. The cobbler comes out just the same.
Source: Julia Dawson (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 6
Ingredient keywords: milk, sugar, flour, butter, blackberries, peaches, blueberries, nectarines, cream
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In honor of our Taste of Greece Celebration at the Mainstreet Farmers Market!
Vegetarian!
Source: Becky Larson and the GSU Department of Health and Kinesiology (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 12
Ingredient keywords: flour, citrus, butter, milk, nuts, honey, egg
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Found in the book Cracklin Bread and Asfidity by Jack and Olivia Solomon, a collection of Alabama folk recipes and remedies. You’ll need to find a recipe for pie crust or buy a ready-made one.
Some other recipes call for a mixture of flour and sugar to be put over the tomatoes, then dotted with butter.
Source: Rose Reynolds (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 6
Ingredient keywords: tomatoes, sugar, butter, nutmeg, flour
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A simple and delicious recipe for an unusual Mennonite pie.
Vegetarian!
Source: Allrecipes.com (Entered by Kathleen Smith)
Servings: 8
Ingredient keywords: cherry, sugar, flour, flour, butter
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I recently discovered how economical and EASY it is to roast my own peanuts and make peanut butter!! AND it tastes SOOO much better than commercial peanut butter.
Vegetarian!
Source: American Peanut Shellers Association (roasted peanuts) and Angela Haselton (Entered by Angela Haselton)
Servings: Yield: 1 cup
Ingredient keywords: Peanuts, Butter, Honey
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This strawberry mint jam recipe is just ONE way to use your fresh, local strawberries!
Fun tip: try this jam on your favorite cracker with some local goat cheese !
Vegetarian! Vegan!
Source: My Little Corner Blog (Entered by Lexi Moon)
Servings: 8 8 oz mason jars
Ingredient keywords: strawberries, sugar, pectin, mint, cheese, crackers
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This combo is beyond heavenly. These toasts are great for a heartwarming breakfast, as an hors d’oeuvre, or as a side to an omelet or salad any time of year.
Vegetarian!
Source: Mainstreet Farmers Market (Entered by Market Manager)
Servings: 8-10 toasts
Ingredient keywords: baguette, cheese, honey
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