FREE ALASKAN BROCCOLI!!

Posted by farmfresh

Posted: August 25, 2008 - 3:03 pm

Introducing the great Alaskan broccoli challenge!
Garlic Roasted Broccoli
Sponsored by the South Anchorage Farmers’ Market, A&M Farms, VanderWeele Farms, and Rise & Shine Bakery.

You know broccoli’s good for you, and yeah, yeah, you should be eating it by the bushel according to the latest health reports… But does it seem like a bit of a chore? Maybe when you shop at the farmers’ market, you head for the snap peas and carrots, lettuce and tomatoes, instead of those great big bunches of fresh broccoli.

But when was the last time you ate Alaskan broccoli? And not only ate it, but prepared in a way that was so good you couldn’t stop eating it? The folks at the South Anchorage Farmers’ Market think their recipe and their broccoli will change the way you think about broccoli forever! In fact, they think their Alaskan broccoli is SO good, and their garlic-roasted broccoli recipe is SO fantastic, that want you to try this recipe ON THEM. Yep. FREE. You can have three beautiful heads of sweet, tender, fresh Alaskan broccoli, if you commit to trying this recipe. Come early—because VanderWeele Farms can only bring so many cases to give away—so this offer is only good while supplies last!

So. Here’s how you get the coupon and the recipe!

1.If you’re not already signed up for the South Anchorage Farmers’ Market email newsletter, surf your way over to their website
LINK

2. Sign up for the email newsletter on the home page by Thursday at noon (just type your email into the yellow box).

3.On Thursday afternoon, you’ll receive an email newsletter with the recipe and the broccoli coupon on it!

4.Print out the page with the recipe and the broccoli coupon.

5.Cut the coupon off the recipe, and keep the recipe for yourself.

6. Make plans to get up early on Saturday morning (the market starts at 9am).

7. Bring your coupon to the South Anchorage Farmers’ Market (O’Malley & Old Seward Hwy) on Saturday, August 30.

8. Make a beeline to VanderWeele Farms’ stand.

9. Promise solemnly to make the garlic-roasted broccoli recipe, and get your free broccoli!

10.Then give us your feedback! Did you love it? Did you already love broccoli, but this recipe was a revelation? Do you have a recipe you like even better? Please share it with us!

If you want more great broccoli recipes—or for that matter, fantastic recipes for any vegetable you can find at the farmers’ market, you can find lots of other great recipes on the website
LINK or by buying Alison Arians’ 2008 South Anchorage Farmers’ Market Cookbook (available at the farmers’ market). It’s loaded with all kinds of great ideas and time-saving tips for cooking delicious and healthy meals, loaded with local produce.

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