If you’ve been wondering where I’ve been this whole time the answer is right here, silly. I’ve been working with the Everett Farmer’s Market every Sunday taking photos of all the lovely food and people and making so many friends. Hi all of you friends! They are SO nice! Last Sunday I bought 3 huge stalks of rhubarb for syrup and my first kohlrabi (because it was purple..it’s like a turnip) for just $3. I feel very lucky.
Everett, which is not Seattle (thank goodness!), is a smaller city about 30 minutes away. It’s the home of Boeing (and me) and other cool things you won’t find in Seattle. For example, we can see mountains from many more places. I like that because I like to pretend I’m running towards them (I know you’re very far away, mountains. Please make snow!). Our farmer’s market is the best I’ve seen in Washington after the one in Wenatchee. It’s huge, it faces the Pacific Ocean and sometimes you can even see seals. I eagerly await that day.
While I’m sitting on a post I wrote about crispy potato salad, I wanted you to see this photos I took so far. I also write little tales about my friends and the food they make or sell, which you can see on the market’s amazing blog. My bio is a silly goose but I like that glamour shot my sister Jane took.
If you’re ever in Everett or Snohomish or maybe even at the mall in Lynnwood (why oh why) on a Sunday, go here and maybe you’ll see a seal or even Canadian tourists that eat all the fruit before they go back home across the border. They are my kind of people because I eat all the fruit too.
Happy eyeballing!
Nilda Viegas says
Can’t believe the garlic is ready for harvesting. Made a batch of rhubarb chutney 2 weeks ago with the produce from my back yard. So nice to see that you’re enjoying all the fruits and veggies of the season – a girl after my own heart!
Edlyn says
It got hot here very early this year so everything is out too soon. Can you email me your recipe for the rhubarb chutney?
Richa says
This would be like being left in a toy store! Everything looks amazing, and I sooo wish I could visit someday.
Edlyn says
What we get in India is just as amazing! We just need cool bloggers like you to bring that out.