15 easy recipes from the Washington Farmers Market that you’ll want to try

The farmers market in my town is open every Sunday from mid-morning to early afternoon. Sometimes I oversleep and forget to go, and by the time I get up and get ready to get dressed, the farmers market is over for the day.

I guess that’s the downside of staying up late on a Saturday night, haha!

The 15 delicious recipes listed below range from very easy to delicious recipes that you can easily make at home.

I hope you make at least one and enjoy it. I plan on making all 15 before the summer is over.

99% of Washington’s farmers markets are typically open on weekends. Saturday or Sunday, your choice.

Farmers Markets, Farmers Markets Everywhere

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“Farm-to-table” eating has become a popular food fad in America over the past decade or so, but some of us are buying fresh vegetables, cheese, and grains from the farm at farmers’ markets. It was (before it was cool) to get your hands on it.

There are farmers markets all over Washington, from small towns like Walla Walla to year-round ones in cities like Seattle.

Fun fact: Did you know that Seattle’s Pike Place Market is one of the oldest farmers markets in America?

Are there any unique ingredients you can only find at farmers markets in Washington State?

Washington state is the largest producer of apples in the United States and one of the largest producers of asparagus, cherries, and potatoes.

Of course, you can find fresh fruits and vegetables at any farmer’s market, but right here in Washington, world-class produce is grown and sold at markets and wholesalers around the world.

Smart Washington shoppers also love shopping for local wine, cider, and spirits products at local farmers markets.

It’s fun to cook with fresh, locally sourced ingredients! I’ve discovered some delicious recipes using ingredients available at Washington farmers markets.

Oh, and one more thing, don’t forget to buy fresh farmers market flowers. Place it on the table and it will add a gorgeous accent to any meal.

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