This week's Oconee Farmers Market choices from Pastures of Rose Creek


from the kitchen of Dana Bradford…

All baked goods are made with the freshest ingredients possible…handpicked right off the farm when available…no preservatives…no additives …100% handcrafted…
in a nut shell…
Baked goods that are good for you.

Put in your order today to be picked up next Saturday!

PIES
Individual…..$5
Whole……...$20
(5 individual pies = 1 whole pie)

Double Crust Apple
Blueberry Crumble
Lattice Top Blackberry
Banana Cream
Lemon Meringue
   **Handpicked Peach **
**Peaches handpicked at the Pastures of Rose Creek**
  

COOKIES

Cranberry-Almond Biscotti
(20 cookies = $18)
Grandma Doris’ Chocolate Chip
(20 cookies = $15)
Old-Fashioned Oatmeal
(20 cookies = $18)
    Raspberry Jam Sandwich Hearts
**(15 cookies = $15)

TARTS
Individual…..$5
Whole……...$20
(5 individual tarts = 1 whole tart)

Ginger Pear
French Apple
Orange

CAKES

Classic Genoise  $18
(Try it with Rose water!)
Black Forest  $20
Carrot Cake  $20
Lemon Coconut Cake  $22

Don’t see it on the list?  Just ask! 
**Prices may vary depending on the season**
DANA BRADFORD – dana.k.blair@gmail.com - (575) 613-2029
Hello to all from The Pastures of Rose Creek!

Not many changes since last week!  With the exception of a change in this week's yummy, handcrafted baked goods...scroll down to read more!  And, check out "Happenings" below to see how you can help to keep your veggies healthy and sustainable!

And now for THIS WEEK'S HARVEST...
  • Basil
  • Chard
  • Kale
  • Kohlrabi
  • Lemon Cucumber
  • Radishes
  • Snow peas
  • Squash (variety)
  • Tomatoes (Red and green!)
**Come check out other surprise veggies we may have to offer!**

BAKED GOODS:
  • Apple Danish Pinwheels
  • Cherry Danish Pinwheels
  • Cranberry Almond Biscotti (great for coffee and non coffee drinkers alike!)
You can now begin to order custom-made pies and other baked goods to be picked up on Saturdays at the Farmer's Market.  Please send any baking request to Dana (575.613.2029 OR dana.k.blair@gmail.com) by Tuesday each week.  Check out the attached price list!

HAPPENINGS:
Calling all Farmers and Farmers at Heart!  Help us help you keep your veggies healthy and chemical free!  As the weeds and bugs descend upon us we'd love some extra hands on the farm!  In exchange for some wholesome farm work, you can pick a pound or two of your dinner's veggies right off the vine or from the ground.  Come see what Rose Creek is all about!  Bring your family!  Bring your friends! Or just you and a pair of gloves!

Please call ahead to set a day and time & for additional important info!  Please call William Powers (706) 254-9391 or John Bradford (575) 224-1369.

**Disclaimer:  The Pastures of Rose Creek is a working farm and as such comes with a few dangers to be aware of, such as (but not limited to):  bugs which mean potential bug bites, driveway and surrounding areas may contain heavy machinery and the occasional rusty nail...and with any working farm...there will be dogs, chickens and other animals who sometimes have a mind of their own.   And please NO dogs, for the safety of your animals and ours.  

Thank you all for your support!  Hope to see y'all Saturday at the Watkinsville Farmers Market!

For the love of community and all things farming...

Your local farmers,

Will Powers and John & Dana Bradford
The Pastures of Rose Creek, LLC 
1051 Rose Creek Drive
Watkinsville, GA

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