Winter CSA: Week 10
Happy New Year! With the length of daylight a bit short yet, some bitter cold nights, along with lack of actual sunlight... it has been a bit stressful coming up with the most perfect looking greens. But we do have nutritious greens to start your new year off right. Plus a few cold storage items this week.

Winter salad mix

"presto" variety of cress. Has some serious watercress flavor and is the most popular cress type in Europe.

Baby collards

Mustard greens

Just about the last of Brines Farm potatoes out of cold storage, plus an onion or two.


Red Kuri (aka baby red Hubbard aka Orange Hokkaido), Jarrahdale (heirloom), and Long Island Cheese (heirloom, not pictured) squash/pumpkins grown this past summer at Brines Farm. All have been properly cold storage but should be used soon. All have moderately sweet flesh that could be used for purées, soups, or pies.

Winter salad mix

"presto" variety of cress. Has some serious watercress flavor and is the most popular cress type in Europe.

Baby collards

Mustard greens

Just about the last of Brines Farm potatoes out of cold storage, plus an onion or two.


Red Kuri (aka baby red Hubbard aka Orange Hokkaido), Jarrahdale (heirloom), and Long Island Cheese (heirloom, not pictured) squash/pumpkins grown this past summer at Brines Farm. All have been properly cold storage but should be used soon. All have moderately sweet flesh that could be used for purées, soups, or pies.


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