Good Food Awards Honors the Good, the Responsible, and the Delicious | For more than a decade, the Good Food Awards has recognized food makers who are going above and beyond to hone their craft, creating products that not only taste good, but do good by supporting local and sustainable farms, paying workers fair wages, and fostering transparency. Despite a challenging year for small food businesses, the Good Food Awards received 1,928 entries from across the country, and judges gathered remotely to taste and evaluate the contenders at home. âItâs been a rough year for a lot of folks, and we are grateful and humbled to have such a great community and to be recognized by the Good Food Awards,â says David Murphy of Ugly Pickle Co., a first-time finalist. âIn a world where it seems like the work never stops and thereâs a never ending list of obstacles, itâs a nice excuse to pause and share a celebratory moment together.â Over the years, CUESA has been proud to see so many members of our farmers market community recognized by the Good Food Awards, and this year is no different. From miso to kraut, here are seven 2021 finalists you can find at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, and the stories behind them. Honor the winners at the Good Food Awards virtual ceremony tonight, and seek out these tasty foods out at the farmers market tomorrow! | |
| Keep Your Farmers Market Community Safe | As COVID cases continue to rise, please keep your farmers market community safe. If you feel sick or are symptomatic, please stay home. Always wear a face covering, stand six feet apart at the farmers market, and avoid lingering and socializing. Plase review our 12 tips for shopping safely. Thank you for supporting our farmers and food makers! | |
| Garlicky Great Northern Beans and Broccoli Rabe over Toast | This hearty bowl of beans and bitter greens from Joe Yonan's Cool Beans amps up the garlic and uses the rich bean cooking liquid instead of stock. Serve over toast to make it a meal. | |
Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday | |
New on Thursdays! Ethel's Bagels Welcome Ethel's Bagels to the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market on Thursdays, with organic and hand-rolled bagels, schmears, and hot breakfast sandwiches. Based in Petaluma and named after chef Nicholas Abrams' grandmother, Ethel's Bagels makes "West Coast bagels with East Coast attitude." Their sourdough starter is enlivened with local organic flour, and the bagels are boiled with water, Lagunitas beer, and organic malt syrup. | | Winter Vegetables Shine at Star Route Farms Saturday market anchor Star Route Farms is the oldest continuously certified organic farm in California. The farm is known for its innovativeness and commitment to economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable practices. In 2017, Star Route was purchased by the University of San Francisco (USF) to provide educational and academic opportunities on a working farm. It currently is co-managed by Annabelle Lenderink and Nick Civetz. | |
This is the most up-to-date info about this week's seller attendance at the time of publication. Please check in at the CUESA Info Booth for any last-minute changes. Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Saturday, 8am-2pm | January 23 Returning: Happy Quail Farms, Gavel's Farm, Knoll Farm La Cocina pop-up: Buko Bakes Out: Bariani Olive Oil, Downtown Bakery, Rolling Oaks Ranch ï»żFerry Plaza Farmers Market: Tuesday, 10am-2pm | January 26 New! Reem's Out: Nahua Pizza Ferry Plaza Farmers Market: Thursday, 10am-2pm | January 28 New! Ethel's Bagels, Four Star Seafood, Reem's Out: Nahua Pizza ï»ż Mission Community Market: Thursday Closed for the season. We will return on March 11, 2021. | |
ABOUT US | FARMERS MARKETS | PROGRAMS | VOLUNTEER | DONATE Ferry Plaza Farmers Market | Sat 8am-2pm | Tue & Thu 10am-2pm | 1 Ferry Building, San Francisco Mission Community Market | Thu 3-7pm | 22nd & Bartlett, San Francisco | Returns March 11, 2021 | | |
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