Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Farmers' Market Supper

Thanks be to the farmers and local cheesemakers and bakers, who do all the work so that I can serve up the simplest of wonderful suppers with very little effort.  Wednesday afternoon is a farmers' market day in Saratoga Springs, and today brought the first ripe home-grown tomatoes, fresh sweet corn, and perfect slender green beans of the summer season.  Add handmade fresh Mozzarella from a local Italian market, a crusty whole-wheat bread from Rock Hill Bakery, sweet basil from the garden, and abundant extra-virgin olive oil, and it's quite a feast!  Even without the cold roast chicken and a nice bottle of wine, which we happened to have on hand.  Yes indeed, it's summertime, when the feastin' is easy!

6 comments:

Dominique Allmon said...

Nice meal! You are absolutely right! It's summer and feasting is easy.

Raining Iguanas said...

Wow, that looks delicious!. The finest advertising agency in the business couldn't assemble a more selling testimonial.

Sharkbytes said...

Wonderful meal, beautifully presented. Works for me.

suep said...

man I could eat corn every day, can't wait till the NY stuff is ready -! I am watching the tassels in the fields with impatience...
tomato sandwiches, and corn on the cob, perfect summer dinner~

Uta said...

Yum Yum that's my kind of eating.
I am 70 today and I think that I will enjoy such a meal from my garden.

The Furry Gnome said...

A feast indeed!