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    Good Food

    Market Report

    White Onions Red Onion Spanish Onion Onions are what's in season at Alex Weiser's farmstand. He has four different varieties available: 1) the traditional brown Spanish onion which stores for up to six months and has a sharp flavor. Even though it's the hottest it is the onion with the highest content of sugar; 2) the white…

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    By Evan Kleiman • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    White Onions

    Red Onion

    Spanish Onion

    Onions are what's in season at Alex Weiser's farmstand. He has four different varieties available: 1) the traditional brown Spanish onion which stores for up to six months and has a sharp flavor. Even though it's the hottest it is the onion with the highest content of sugar; 2) the white onion, another storing email with a bright, crisp flavor; 3) Bermuda onion. A sweet onion that needs to be refrigerated and eaten within two months; 4) Sweet Sequoia. This variety is most similar to the Maui onion. It's a mild flavor that won't make your eyes burn.

    Jean Paul Meteigner of La Cachette Bistro is making all kinds of squash soup. He uses Moroccan squash slices from McGrath Farms. First he roasts it in the oven with leeks and onions then adds everything to 2 quarts of water. Add curry powder and after about 35 minutes let cool. Then blend in a blender. Season to taste. La Cachette Bistro is at 1733 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica across from Le Merigot Hotel. 310-434-9509.

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    The full episode

    1 of 9
    RIP Gourmet Magazine; Backyard Farms; Top Chef; Tomato Leaves
    1. 0:00Market ReportYou’re reading this
    2. 8:07The Passing of Gourmet
    3. 14:33The State of Food Journalism
    4. 20:15Food 52
    5. 27:17Top Chef
    6. 36:07How to Please Your Waiter
    7. 42:48Toxic Tomato Leaves?
    8. 48:07Edible Backyards
    9. 52:56Food and Flowers Freedom Act
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