Mariquita Farm’s Community Supported Agriculture

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	This is Orach, Atriplex hortensis, also called mountain spinach. It is a primitive spinach that has been eaten for centuries.
	More orach in the field.
	Orach in our field in Hollister.
	Greek Oregano oregano recipes.
	This is Opal Basil. It's fragrant; similar to Genovese basil. You can use it in salad or tomatoes sauce or other places you would use standard/classic basil. Basil recipes
	Purplette Cocktail Onions
	This is Lena holding a plate of onion jam. The recipe is here.
	Bianco di Maggio Onions
	Cipollini Borettana These are Italian Roasting Onions.
	These are Stockton Red Spring Onions held by Steve at High Ground, he grew them! These are a fresh onion and should be cared for and used like a green onion.
	A Photo of Momina cooking onions for dal. She is Julia's friend from Pakistan, and was visiting California during the summer of 1989
	Purplette cocktail onions being grilled up by Joseph Manzare of Globe at our Memorial Day Farm Dinner in the Field.