
Indiana Eggplant, Poplar Bark Syrup (Hickory Works)
& Brendle Honey from Goose the Market
Tomato & Pear - both Indiana-grown - from Locally Grown Gardens
These are my three favorite local-owner/local-products stores, a group largely determined by my own geographic location (sort of Meridian-Kessler-ish):
- My husband's previous employer and the granddaddy of local health food stores, the Good Earth stocks a wide range of local products, including Traders Point Creamery products, bulk honey from Eisele's in Westfield , some of the most beautiful local heirloom tomatoes and greens you'll ever see, and breads from Rene's Bakery.
- Locally Grown Gardens is obviously a place I like a lot. Check out my previous Locally Grown Gardens review.
- Goose the Market is a lovely, special and perfectly curated food shop. Goose has something for each and every food lover. My coworker Jim adores their meat selection, I get all excited about their downstairs pantry section (go to the cellar!), and anyone who has taste buds would adore their gelato.
aside from shopping: Preparations continue for tomorrow's locally focused First Friday party - I've got a jar of tomato jam, ever so slightly modified from Mark Bittman's jam recipe, in the refrigerator and local eggplant roasting in the oven!


1 comments:
I love how late Locally Grown Gardens stays open. Yesterday evening's score: yellow watermelon, potatoes, cucumber and beets. The singleton shopper in me loves that I can just buy one or two of something.
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