Since so many people seem to be finding my blog by Googling something like "pilsen farmers market" I figure I should keep writing about it!
The weather today was perfect and we really needed produce. There are also several artists and artisans who sell their creations. I took photos of some of the artist booths and lots of close up fruit photos today because it's just so fun to take photos of beautiful produce.

Here is some of her work.

One of the market vendors is
Soy Organic. Their store is just west of Ashland on 19th St.

If this isn't a sign of fall I don't know what is.

I guess this is a sign of fall too.







Here's everything I brought home today:

Most of the produce was $1/pound. I spent a total of $15.25.
I ate one of the apples as soon as I got home and used the cucumber in gazpacho. The hot peppers are for making salsa, the tomatoes are for pasta salad, the sweet potates are for a casserole, and the squashes will probably become soup.
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