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Small Farms Making a Difference at Mid-Georgia Locally Grown’s Market at Heron Bay Golf and Country Club, Locust Grove, GA.

Dear Folks,

The Farmers’ Market at Heron Bay did not work out for us. There were not enough sales to warrant us continuing despite our best efforts and the help of Heron Bay’s Marketing and the Home Owners Association.

The farmers listed below are all within a short drive of your resort, one is in Locust Grove (Eggs, bread and scrubs at Fox Hollow Farm) and the James Farm is about 14 miles, and Sell Farm about 19 miles). Click on “Our Growers” below to find their websites and contact email and phone numbers if you want to continue to buy directly.

We thank those of you who patronized our market, you are very much appreciated.

There is a possibility that the James Farm and possibly Fox Hollow will return this summer in a traditional market setting on the property, I will notify you if this occurs.

Thanks again and blessings to you!

Bill

Participating farms are:

The Sell Farm, LLC raises Angus cattle and sells a natural beef product (no added antibiotics or hormones) that is also dry aged.
The Sell Farm Website

James Family Farm is certified organic and has won numerous blue ribbons for their vegetables and canned goods at the Spalding County Fair. They also make homemade baked goods and jams and jellies for diabetics.
The James Family Farm website

Wally Bee’s Honey brings you several varieties of local honey and honey products.
Wally Bee’s Website

Fox Hollow Farms brings you fresh brown eggs raised on pasture. We also offer naturally grown herbs, both fresh and dried, baked goods and various vegetables and fruits in season and vegetable garden starter plants.
Fox Hollow Farms Website

Sew Deby Deby is a local crafts person who makes very colorful sewn items such as aprons, reusable bags, pot holders and key fobs.

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Sell Farm's Cubed Steak Parmesan

One pound Sell Farm Cube Steak. Fix a frying pan using olive oil and heat. Coat Steak with Egg Beaters – we use this because it is low fat and low calorie. Coat again with a mix of a heaping cup of Progresso Italian Bread Crumbs to which you added in a good portion of grated Kraft Parmesan cheese plus a generous pinch (or more) of garlic powder, basil and oregano. In a fixed pan place olive oil and gently fry the steaks until medium to well done – note some of the bread crumbs will fall off in the turning process or stick to the pan — just scrape them off (as long as not burnt) and use as a topping. Salt and pepper to taste at the table. Bon Appetite!

Source: Developed at the Farm (Entered by Bill Farr)
Servings: Serves the hungry
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Sell Farm's Heavenly Herb Cubed Steak

Sell Farm’s Heavenly Herbed Cubed Steak

(amount of ingredients is for 1 lb of meat, adjust accordingly)

Place 4 Tbsp of virgin olive oil in a skillet, add 1/4 tsp of crumbled sage, 1/4 tsp of cracked rosemary, mix together. Place one pound of defrosted Sell Farm cube steak in the skillet and turn the meat over so both sides are coated with the mix. Cover and let stand for 30-45 minutes.

Cook over medium-high heat until the meat is medium rare, turn frequently. Remove the meat and place on a warm plate.

Add 1-2 Tbsp of extra virgin olive oil and 2-3 Tbsp of butter in a pan over low-medium heat and allow butter to melt. Add crushed garlic (2-3 cloves, we like much more), desired amount of crushed red pepper and the juice from 1/2 of lemon, stir over heat until it begins to simmer; then spoon over the meat.

Salt and pepper to taste at the table.

Serve hot with Couscous and a green salad.

This works equally well with chicken breasts. Elsa slices the skinless breast so that they are thin. Pounds them with a meat mallet and then prepares as above. Yummy.

Source: The Sell Farm's website -- www.sellfarm.com (Entered by Bill Farr)
Servings: Serves 20 tiny shriveled up old men who pick at their food, or 4 normalized healthy men
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We thank you for your interest and support of our local farmers who bring you healthy, fresh and delicious products raised and produced right here in Mid-Georgia! If you have a question, contact us at wmfarr@bellsouth.net or 770-584-9727.

This market is using the Locally Grown online farmers market system. More information about how your market or farm can also use this system can be found at locallygrown.net/faq. Legal information about using this website can be found at locallygrown.net/legal.

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