| CUESA's Weekly E-Letter | November 11, 2016 |
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| A MESSAGE FROM CUESA Gather, Nourish, Engage
| Yesterday, despite many of us waking up to what feels like a new and uncertain world, the farmers market provided some sense of routine and normalcy: farmers and food vendors set up their stands as they do every week, and shoppers gathered to see their friends, buy beautiful fall produce, and meet for lunch.
Like you, we are deeply concerned about the future and what the recent election results will mean in terms of civil rights, climate change, health care, food access, corporate influence over our food, and other pressing issues of our day. We are worried about the fate of America's immigrants, who are a vital part of our communities and the lifeblood of our food system.
But in a time of many unknowns, you give us real hope. The grassroots food movement is growing, and the farmers market continues to be fertile ground for positive change. Sustainable agriculture holds incredible promise for the health of our communities, our children, our economy, and our planet. |
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| MARKET FLAVORS This Week's Picks
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| | EVENING TALK Politics and the Dinner Table
| Wednesday, November 30 | Heal your election grief with an intelligent and proactive discussion about the state of our food. It's now more important than ever to stand together to build a healthy and just food system. Join a straight-talking panel of experts for a thoughtful discussion of the big political issues that will affect food and agriculture in the years ahead, and what we can do to continue to build momentum toward meaningful change.
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| WINTER POP-UPS New at the Ferry Plaza: Fifth Crow Farm
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| FEAST LOCAL Thanksgiving Farmers Market Schedule
| Satisfy your Thanksgiving feast needs at the Jack London Square Farmers Market on Sunday, November 20; and at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market on Saturday, November 19, Tuesday, November 22, and our special Wednesday market on November 23. Our usual Thursday market will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, November 24. | |
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| JOIN US Applications Due: Be a Foodwise Kids Educator
| CUESA is seeking Foodwise Kids Interns for the spring semester. Foodwise Kids is a free culinary field trip for public elementary school classes that uses the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market as a classroom for empowering the next generation of healthy eaters. Apply by November 14. | |
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| SEASONAL RECIPE Carrot Top Pesto
| This zero-waste pesto from Gloria Polo of the East Bay Community Recovery Project is a creative way to use every part of the vegetable. Serve with grated carrots or pasta. The tender tops are fresh and clean-tasting, and mimic the flavor of the carrot itself.
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Market Update
This is the most up-to-date info about this week's seller attendance at the time of publication. Please stop by the CUESA Info Booth for a market map or check online for any last-minute changes. Winter Pop-Ups: Crumble & Whisk (south driveway), Fifth Crow Farm (NEW! front plaza), Kantine SF (south driveway), Rasoi (south driveway), Salt Pt. Meat Share (south driveway), Volcano Kimchi (front plaza) Returning: Knoll Farms, Lagier Ranches
Out: Mountain Ranch Organically Grown, The Sharp Brothers (until December 10), Thistle Meats (until next spring)
Returning: Skyelark Ranch Out: Casa Rosa Farms, Lucky Dog Hot Sauce, The Sharp Brothers
Out: Snyders Honey
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