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Market Day

Today is Wednesday (even though I won’t post this until Thursday) and that means Market Day!  Yippee! I love starting my day at the Wilson Market.

I stopped for a light as I approached the market, and this nicely dressed young woman was in front of me.  I dig her sweater/coat.  And her skinny legs.  Doesn’t she look chic?

I love the way the market looks when the lights are on and the morning is a little grey.

What color!

I wanted to take him home and make him tea.  He politely declined.

I’m sure you remember our old friend Mr. Celery Root!

Look at all those plums!

I wanted these but didn’t want to tote them.

So love these babies! WIth salted butter and a touch of garlic? Heaven.

Today’s harvest

Each time I go to the market I try to make myself buy one new food.  Today I bought two- Japanese eggplant and a roasted beet.

I am sure that many of you more adventurous types are familiar with these beauties, but they were new to me.  I had a bad experience with the sticky sweet Harvard beets when I was but a child, and have been beet-phobic ever since.  I know that these roasted beets are not to be found in the US, so wanted to try them here and see if I can grow to love the humble beet after all these years.  Does anyone have a favorite way to prepare either of these?  I am thinking a stir-fry for the cute and curvy eggplants, and a salad for the beet, but I am open to suggestions.

Y’all be sweet now. Ya hear?

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