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Continue ReadingDelicious Hamantaschen are here!
You may have been wondering, “what is up with these strange but delicious cookies whose name I can’t pronounce?” The word “hamantaschen” is pronounced “ha-men-tah-shen” and these triangle cookies with varied filling are eaten to celebrate the Jewish holiday Purim on the 14th of the month Adar—this year, on the evening of Saturday, March 23.
Continue ReadingApricot Protein Bites
Sweet dried figs and tart dried apricots make a perfect combination for not too sweet protein bites. Toasty oats and almonds make them a filling option for breakfast or snacks. These protein bites come together easily, are not too sticky, and roll up cleanly. The apple keeps these bites nice and moist – even after…
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Dried Mango with Chili Lime Seasoning
Dried Mango is terrific on its own. But if you like some spice and heat – this is the recipe for you! Don’t like as much heat? No problem – just substitute the chilies for whatever your favorite milder chili might be! Ingredients: 1 tbsp. freshly grated lime zest 1 tbsp. Ancho chili powder (you…
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Coconut Fried Rice with Currants
Yes! Dried fruit is also a great fit for savory dishes! Try this simple and delicious recipe for fried rice! Don’t worry that it doesn’t contain lots of spices or seasonings – this recipe needs nothing more! Don’t have Jasmine rice? You can substitute Basmati or brown rice. No currants? Use raisins instead and just…
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Black Farmers’ Market
It began as a dream of 5 Black entrepreneurial organizers of Black August in the Park – an annual event that occurs in Durham, NC to celebrate African heritage and values – the Black Farmers’ Market evolved with a simple mission: “To inspire a self-sufficient community that supports and protects Black farmers and entrepreneurs.” As…
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Valentine’s Day 2024
We’ve got all sorts of goodies in stores to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Treats and Sweets Our pastry bakers are making beautiful and delicious sweets for you and your sweetheart. See a gallery here. And we have a variety of chocolates and candies in beautiful boxes for you to choose from. Heart Baguettes and Cheese Our…
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Peak season for citrus
By Carolyn Twesten, Weaver Street Market Produce Merchandiser Owner Weekly Reward will be 25% off all citrus starting January 17 through January 23, 2024. It’s January y’all, which means now is peak season for citrus! Over the years we have seen the availability of citrus varieties grow from your average navel-grapefruit-clementine affair to one of…
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Hope for the Holidays Donation 2023
Hope for the Holidays promotion raises $15,936.65! What Is Hope for the Holidays? Since 1998, Hope for the Holidays has paired fundraising and gift giving during December: we make a donation each time you buy a Hope for the Holidays product. We choose some of our favorite Game Changer, local, co-op produced, and Weaver Made…
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Plant Based Vietnamese “Beef” Sandwiches
Looking for something new to do with that tired ground beef? Here is a dish full of flavor that is also fun to make and eat. Packed with fun flavors like cilantro, pickled veggies, and seasoned beef, it will be a new summertime favorite!
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