I blog about CSA produce and other goodies when I have the time. Ideally, it would be a couple times a week, but I haven't hit that ideal in a while. 2013 marks my fifth year as a CSA shareholder in NYC (or anywhere). I also received a monthly winter share of frozen goodies from Winter Sun Farms, and I will be picking up a wild-caught salmon share this fall!
Feel free to comment if you have any questions about my CSA experience. I'm a willing ambassador.
Community Supported Agriculture 2013: Vegetables and Fruit!
Week 1 - Share
Week 1 - Recipes
Week 2 - Share
Week 2 - Recipes
Week 3 - Share
Week 3 - Recipes
Week 4 - Share
Week 4 - Recipes
Week 5 - Share
Week 5 - Recipes
Week 6 - Share
Week 6 - Recipes
Week 7 - Share
Week 7 - Recipes
Week 11 - Recipes (coming soon)
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Below is a list of my posts from the first three years I participated as a shareholder in a CSA in New York City.
I've included many recipes and links, as well as information about
what I received most weeks. The first two years, I was a member of the
Judson CSA (now defunct) in Washington Square Park. The third year, I
joined Local Roots in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Community Supported Agriculture 2009: 22 Weeks of Veggies!
Wrap-Up with 15 Favorite Dishes of 2009
* Here's what happened in 2010 and 2011:
2010 was the year I got pregnant in the midst of CSA season and started having food aversions regarding fresh and cooked vegetables. I only wrote posts for the first 17 weeks, and it wasn't the most thorough or timely blogging.
2011 was/is the year I had a newborn and made my husband head chef and lost interest in blogging so much. The CSA I joined in 2011 also provided very small shares, compared to my first two years, and I was disappointed.
SO I did a really poor job of keeping up with CSA posting in 2010, 2011, and 2012. I hope you don't think this reflects my enthusiasm for CSA programs.I did a really GOOD job of eating, i promise.
2010 was the year I got pregnant in the midst of CSA season and started having food aversions regarding fresh and cooked vegetables. I only wrote posts for the first 17 weeks, and it wasn't the most thorough or timely blogging.
2011 was/is the year I had a newborn and made my husband head chef and lost interest in blogging so much. The CSA I joined in 2011 also provided very small shares, compared to my first two years, and I was disappointed.
SO I did a really poor job of keeping up with CSA posting in 2010, 2011, and 2012. I hope you don't think this reflects my enthusiasm for CSA programs.I did a really GOOD job of eating, i promise.
Community Supported Agriculture 2010: Veggies and Fruit
Pre-Season CSA Conference in NYC
Awaiting Week One
2010 CSA: Week One
2010 CSA: Week Two
2010 CSA: Week Three
2010 CSA: Weeks Four through Six
2010 CSA: Weeks Seven through Seventeen
Community Supported Agriculture 2011: Veggies, but few worth writing about.
Week 1
Week 2
Weeks 3-9
Community Supported Agriculture 2012: Vegetables and a half share of Fruit
Week 1 - Share
Week 1 - Recipes
Week 2 - Share
Week 2 - Recipes
Week 3 - Share
Week 3 - Recipes
Week 4 - Share
Week 4 - Recipes
Week 5 - Share
Week 5 - Recipes
Week 6 - Share
Week 6 - Recipes
Week 7 - Share
Week 7 - Recipes
Week 8 - Share
Week 8 - Recipes
[Week 9 - out of town]
Week 10 - Share
