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| Join Us in Fredericksburg, Tx for a FARM to TABLE FEAST |
GET FRESH!
Whenever possible buy locally grown and produced foods for your family's table. Nothing tastes as GOOD as FRESH!
When you serve freshly harvested, vine ripened fruits and vegetables and grass-fed meats and poultry the nutritional content of the meals you prepare is significantly higher! Whether you live in Fredericksburg, or you're on vacation in the Texas Hill Country, a Thursday afternoon visit to the Fredericksburg Farmers Market is a Farm to Table EXPERIENCE you don't want to miss!
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| Chef Reymer Pops a WOW-Factor Pizza in the Oven |
The 8th Spring Market begins May 7th, and continues every Thursday, 3 - 7pm, thru August 2015. RAIN or SHINE! You can find the Spring Market at the Marktplatz Kinder Halle Outdoor Pavilion in the 100 block of Main Street behind the fire station, next to the children's play-scape. Opening bell rings at 3pm... Chef Reymer is popping his WOW-factor, handcrafted pizzas into the brick oven, the delicious fragrance of Sunset Grill Lamb Sliders is wafting through the air, lively Music keeps your feet tapping... It's a Community Happening!
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| A DELICIOUS Taste Sensation from the Chef's Corner |
You can make an evening of it. Do your shopping then create an amazing locavore picnic. If you want a little Farm Fresh inspiration, stop by "Chef's Corner" where you'll find the weekly Guest Chef creating a fabulous TASTING EXPERIENCE for your sampling pleasure! Visit all the vendors and stock up for the week, then gather a picnic supper... a loaf of freshly Baked Artisan Bread, some Hand Crafted Goat Cheese, a hot out of the oven pizza, lamb sliders, a bottle of Texas Wine from the participating local wine partner... add some Vine Ripened Tomatoes, Peppers, and Fresh Cut Basil! PRESTO! Dinner al Fresco! DELICIOUS!
Find a place at a picnic table, eat FRESH and enjoy live music with old and new Farmer's Market Friends! Bon Appetit from the Texas Hill Country! Here's to FRESH! Salut!
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| Carrots of Many COLORS |
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| Organic Beets and Onions |
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