If you’ve been holding your breath waiting for the opening of Green Onion, you’re about to catch that breath of fresh air—and fresh cheese, meat, produce, sauces, and more. In about three weeks—by the end of April—you’ll be standing in line waiting to catch the glint of Killer’s knife as he skillfully excises chicken and pig parts, wrapping them in paper for you to take home for dinner.
Walk by Green Onion, and peer in the windows. The paper’s down, the shelves are up, the cheese orders are in, and now the word is out.
· Meats by Genuine Food Co., Wagon Wheel Ranch, and other fine farms: beef,
chicken, pork, rabbit, and duck—local and less local, high quality, and hormone
free—and Clementine’s sausages
· Clementine specialties—stocks, broths, pickles, sauces, dressings, and more
· Cheeses—25 different kinds, all natural, hormone free
· Bread made exclusively for us by Hamilton Bakery
· Baked goods—mini versions of Clementine’s desserts by Peep
· Deli sandwiches
· Pastas by Field Day, rice, gluten-free goods
· Ice cream, milk, chocolate milk, and more from Prigel Family Creamery
· Yogurt, butter, and more from Trickling Springs
· Eggs from Andy’s Eggs and Mingodale Farm
· Coffee by Zeke’s and Griggs
· Cleaning supplies
· Pet food
· Bulk olive oil and detergent
You can also pick up your CSAs here, whether it’s The Zahradka Farm CSA or our own Genuine Meat CSA. (Please check back for more details soon.)
Before we open, we’ll be patching the floor and walls, tweaking our equipment, and adding finishing touches here and there, like cafĂ© tables in the front of the store. Before you know it, the bowling alley floors that serve as our countertops will be holding market bags brimming with the best food you can find.
We’re lookin’ good, and before spring is over, you’ll be cookin’ good.
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
good food is just a few tweaks away
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Friday, May 13, 2011
high on the hog—and the fumes
We’ve stepped away from our prep of the new space momentarily to bring you a long-overdue update. A few strapping lads are taping and filling the drywall seams, while others are uncovering more of that fantastic tile floor. We’ve sent Jim Perry off to hand-paint our store signs. And early next week, we will paint the walls and the building will be ready for inspection.Now to the food front.
Cheese & Dairy
· We now have 30 spectacular cheeses for our cheese case.
· Fresh Mackenzie’s chickens are pumping out the eggs.
Produce
· Twin Compass Farm has planted one and a half acres just for us
· Arthur at HCC has been bringing us dreamy greens and herbs for the past two weeks
· Zahradkas has beautiful lettuces coming up and heirloom tomatoes in the ground.
Dry Goods
· We just met with Unfi to finish ordering our dry and package goods.
Meat
· Zahradkas’ chickens have been a hit at Clementine, and we can’t wait to bring them to your home table, too.
· Farmer Al has two grass-fed beeves ready for the butchery in early June.
· And our ten Belvale Hampshire/Yorkshire Cross piglets are growing up. They have moved outside and are living large. (Need we say literally?)
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