Spanish and Indian flavors from last week as we move into spring
Produce and grains purchased locally at New Pioneer Food Co-op, Iowa City Farmer’s Market, Echollective Farm and Muddy Miss Farm.
Spanish and Indian flavors from last week as we move into spring
Produce and grains purchased locally at New Pioneer Food Co-op, Iowa City Farmer’s Market, Echollective Farm and Muddy Miss Farm.
Here’s what we cooked last wee
Produce and grains purchased locally at New Pioneer Food Co-op, Iowa City Farmer’s Market, Echollective Farm and Muddy Miss Farm.
Menu for pick up Tuesday May 20
If you like the look of some items but not others we can custom build a selection from this menu. (Minimum 3 meals)
Menu for pick up Tuesday May 27
Vegetables are purchased close to cooking date, and will be updated on Friday May 23
Veggieburgers are always available too – Classic and Spicy Black Bean
Menu for pick up Tuesday April 1
If you like the look of some items but not others we can custom build a selection from this menu.
Veggieburgers are always available too – Classic and Spicy Black Bean
Note: There will be no meals April 15 or 22. Back to normal April 29.
Menu for pick up Tuesday March 25
If you like the look of some items but not others we can custom build a selection from this menu.
Veggieburgers are always available too – Classic and Spicy Black Bean
For meals to be picked up Tuesday March 11
For pricing and ordering, click here.
On S
aturday March 8 at 6pm, Chef Dave of Four Square Meals will be serving a 3 course vegan meal at Channing Hall, on the corner of Iowa and Gilbert, downtown Iowa City
~ Black Bean Hummus with Bread or Chips
~ Mixed Salad with choice of Vinaigrette or Creamy Garlic Dressing
~ Red Lentils with Savoy Cabbage and Spinach, seasoned with brown mustard, cumin seed and coriander
~ Brown Rice and Barley Pilaf with Carrot, Sweet Corn and Sesame Seeds
~ Chocolate Berry Bite
The price is $15 plus tax (cash or check). Please let me know if you’ll be attending. Reservations are limited and required by March 6th.
Throwing’ in a salad again in hopes of a turn…
Last week’s images below:
We finally made some salads this week since we hit 40 degrees. Still have Iowa red cabbage, savoy cabbage and sweet potato.
Next week’s menu below.
and yellow peppers; Bubble and Squeak (mashed potato, roasted garlic and Iowa savoy cabbage)Photos of some of last week’s offerings below:
Broccoli is so common now we forget how beneficial a food it is.
Broccoli has high levels of fiber, vitamin C and other micronutrients. One 4 oz serving of broccoli has 150% of your daily vitamin C.
Broccoli contains the phytonutrients known as indoles and isothiocyanates which have anti-cancer properties
Broccoli has been found to help combat cancer, osteoarthritis and heart damage.
Many of these health giving properties are shared by other members of the cruciferous vegetable group: kale, cabbage, brussel sprouts, bok choi and cauliflower