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    What’s Fresh at the Farmers Market This Week

    Each week Santa Monica Farmers Market manager Laura Avery takes pictures at the Wednesday market. Farmers take a moment to relax and chat before the market opens Lush fennel and…

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    KCRW placeholderBy Good Food • Mar 5, 2010 • 1 min read

    Each week Santa Monica Farmers Market manager Laura Avery takes pictures at the Wednesday market.

    Farmers take a moment to relax and chat before the market opens

    Lush fennel and leeks provide the basis for delicious soups, braises and roasts

    Rhubarb is a captivating rarity, even for young shoppers. Trevino Farm – Wednesday and Pico Santa Monica;

    Pussy willow is a Spring specialty. Nicholas Farm – Wednesday and Pico Santa Monica; Sunday Beverly Hills

    Squash blossoms are delicious stuffed and fried or diced in quesadillas. Green Farm – at many markets

    Herbs (l to r) to plant for a kitchen window garden: Oregano, Marjoram, Chamomille, Chives. It Began in The Garden –Wednesday and Saturday Santa Monica; Sunday Pacific Palisades

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