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One of Sol's favorite places, with pictures.

18 years ago

OK, so I'm a week late. I went to Elery's last week and on the way home I stopped in Lansing at Horrock's Farm Market. It's a wonderful, big, sprawling place full of local and exotic produce, wine, cheese, biscotti, you name it. I could spend hours just wandering around.

They have pretty good prices:

and a evergreen deer to greet you at the door, LOL:

As soon as I came in the door I found a big display of limes, 5 for $1. With visions of Jessica's chipotle lime marinade, I promptly bought 15, thinking I'd just can some of that marinade.

I bought three cactus pears, although I had no idea what to do with them. They are now sorbet in my freezer, thanks to Sol:

They're very interesting, this is what they look like after being cut:

I passed up the wine department with it's many bargains...

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I also passed on the lemon grass and the mamey. Wasn't it Lars who said he had mamey in Mexico and loved it? I couldn't remember, so I didn't buy it.

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I also decided that I didn't need morels at nearly $40 a pound!

I found a huge display of dried beans, many of them were grown only about 20 miles from my house. Since I can get them cheaper here, closer to where they are grown, I passed on those too.

I had gotten a call saying that Makayla had broken her arm on the slide, so when I got home I found this:

I did manage to buy her some grapes, some Michigan blueberries, peaches, plums, apples and bananas. She's a little fruit eater, so she was excited, she could have fruit "every day".

I also got some fingerling potatoes:

Since I'd been to the farm market in Ann Arbor, I had already gotten flat Italian beans, both dark and white sweet cherries and a quart of gooseberries.

I had so much stuff in the Jeep that I looked like a travelling fruit vendor, LOL, but after sharing with the Monkey Princess and Bruvver my load was a lot lighter.

Annie

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