Subj : Farmer's Markets
To   : Dave Drum
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Fri Jan 19 2024 13:38:01

Hi Dave,


 DD> We also have to the north of town Seaney Farms, who have a huge truck
 DD> garden and a greenhouse-like farmstand set up in Sherman, IL at the
 DD> intersection of Business I-55 and Andrew Road. Also Jefferies Orchard
 DD> which offer U-Pick as well as pick-it-for-you fruits and vegetables.

 RH> Sounds like places to become a regular customer at.

 DD> I use Suttill's more than the others if only to poke a finger in the
 DD> eye of the officious twits who don't understand "grandfathered in" for
 DD> the reason thatb there's an active, working farm within the city
 DD> limnits.

Other towns in our area have markets also but they usually conflict with
the hours of ours or are otherwise inconvenient. Besides, we're "home
folks" at this market--got to know the regular vendors quite well.


 DD> I've never made this - but I've had it served to me. Quite nice.

 DD>       Title: Galloping Horses (Thai Appetizer)
 DD>  Categories: Oriental, Pork, Nuts, Chilies, Fruits
 DD>       Yield: 9 Servings

 RH> Looks like something I'd try, never seen it that I can recall on a Thai
 RH> menu or at an Asian pot luck.

 DD> I can only get it at Magic Kitchen - which was the first Thai
 DD> restaurant in town. They serve very authentic Thai food. Including
 DD> Thai heat levels unless one chickens out and orders "mild".

I'd probably go with the mild. Had a Thai bowl of something (forgotten
what it was) in a mall in Hawaii--started mild but got hotter the more I
ate of it. Steve had to finish the last few bites; my mouth was on fire.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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