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With the end of the year rapidly approaching many of us will be entertaining friends and family around the holidays. Traditionally, that means large elaborate meals, days spent in the kitchen making cookies and baked goods, and sharing our favorite foods with our favorite people. Dorn Homes’ Organic HomeTM Plus is a commitment to build a healthy home with materials that help ensure our homeowners aren’t exposed to dangerous chemicals or volatile organic compounds and our Building Science helps reduce your carbon footprint while we do it. You’ve already gone organic with your home, perhaps it’s time to do the same thing with your food. Eating locally-sourced, organic foods is rapidly gaining popularity amongst innovative high-end restaurants, but you can achieve the same results in your own kitchen if you know where to shop.
Prescott is home to a number of chain grocery stores known for their organic offerings. You’ll find Sprouts, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe’s conveniently located throughout the Quad Cities. These stores are perfect for grabbing a last-minute item on the go, or convenient shopping throughout the week. Even traditional grocers are increasing their offerings of organic produce and meat grown or raised in the state. For some shoppers, that still leaves a significant disconnect between farm and table. To better bridge the gap, there’s nothing quite like a local farmers market. For us, that’s the Prescott Farmers Market.
Prescott Farmers Market is a 501(c)3 organization that was founded over 20 years ago to support the development and success of local farms and ranches with a priority placed on farmers within Yavapai County. They offer a year-round farmers market hosted weekly on Saturdays at Yavapai College with hours varying by season. They also offer a summer market in Chino Valley at Olsen’s Grain.
Prescott Farmers Market is a 501(c)3 organization that was founded over 20 years ago to support the development and success of local farms and ranches with a priority placed on farmers within Yavapai County. They offer a year-round farmers market hosted weekly on Saturdays at Yavapai College with hours varying by season. They also offer a summer market in Chino Valley at Olsen’s Grain.
Part of the excitement of eating locally is that you’ll find fresh seasonal foods that may not usually be in your kitchen. It presents an opportunity to get out of a cooking rut or rotation. Instead of typical Taco Tuesday, you can try grass-fed steak with locally grown vegetables and fresh farmhouse cheeses. At the farmers market you’ll also find locally made herb and spice blends, baked goods, and assorted prepared foods available for sale which varies by season.
Part of the excitement of eating locally is that you’ll find fresh seasonal foods that may not usually be in your kitchen. It presents an opportunity to get out of a cooking rut or rotation. Instead of typical Taco Tuesday, you can try grass-fed steak with locally grown vegetables and fresh farmhouse cheeses. At the farmers market you’ll also find locally made herb and spice blends, baked goods, and assorted prepared foods available for sale which varies by season.
For more information about how they support our community, and those aforementioned tips, visit Prescott Farmers Market at the link above. For more information about Dorn Homes and the communities we build in reach out to an Online Home Advisor today.
Topics: Insider, Prescott, Prescott Valley, Healthy Homes, Tips & Tricks
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