JULY 31st, 2010  
WEEK OF 7/29 - 8/04
Quality Seasonal Berries
in the Windmill Farms Fresh Produce Department
 
Jul. 29th, 2010
Stop by your local Yoke's Fresh Market to pick up a variety of fresh, seasonal berries. Delicious Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries and Blackberries will make it hard to wait till you get home to taste them! These juicy, fresh berries will be a hit in any dessert, for snacks or on ice cream! Yum! Stop by your local Yoke's Fresh Market to see what delicious berries are fresh, juicy and in season!
 
 
When baking fresh cookies, try to use the upper third of the oven where the temperature is less extreme. If y... More
If a soup or stew is too salty, add raw cut potatoes. Discard them after they have cooked - they will have abs... More
Make your own permanent shopping list of all the groceries you buy regularly, leaving space for write-ins. Run... More
Try barbequed salmon fillets on homemade cedar planks. Just pick-up untreated cedar shingles at your local lum... More
Always buy the wines you cook with as carefully as you buy the wines you drink.
Nectarines are a refreshing snack. It's best to store nectarines at room temperature until they're fully ripe... More
Fire up the barbecue tonight and try some asparagus on the side. Just place fresh asparagus on skewers so they... More
When cooking carrots, peas, beets or corn, add a small amount of sugar to the water to keep the flavour.
By the time the (open) bottle of wine gets dusty, the wine's no good anymore.
Barbequing hamburgers tonight? To cook burger faster, poke a small hole in the center of each patty after you... More
If you're still unsure what wine works with your meal, choose a Chianti. It's a wine that goes with just about... More
Perk up soggy lettuce! Add lemon juice to a bowl of cold water and soak lettuce for an hour in the refrigerato... More
For fluffier, whiter rice, add one teaspoon of lemon juice per quart of water.
To get the most out of a head of lettuce, tear the leaves by hand instead of cutting with a knife. Cutting le... More
A solution of 1 tablespoon baking soda to 1 quart warm water will remove most off odors from plastic storage c... More
When buying fresh peppers to roast, choose those that are a little wrinkled but still unblemished. Wrinkling i... More
For pretty salad croutons, cut soft bread with a small disc cutter. Brush with butter, arrange on cookie shee... More
When you come in to do your shopping, plan your route through the store so that you pick up frozen foods last.... More
Try barbequed salmon fillets on homemade cedar planks. Just pick-up untreated cedar shingles at your local lum... More
To prevent ice cream from dripping through the bottom of sugar cones, stuff a miniature marshmallow in the bot... More
A fresh lime is the perfect way to add a little zing to your Cinco de Mayo. To help get the juice of a lime t... More
Three remedies for garlic breath: Eat fresh parsley, chew on a coffee bean, eat a bowl of lime sherbet.
Fire up the barbecue tonight and try some asparagus on the side. Just place fresh asparagus on skewers so they... More
You'll get added flavor as well as protection from discoloration if you sprinkle avocado with lime juice inst... More
Barbecuing hamburgers tonight? To cook burger faster, poke a small hole in the center of each patty after you... More
Cooking fish? All you need to remember are three numbers: 6S..10S..400. That's six ounces, ten minutes, 400 de... More
To clean your can opener, just grip it on a folded paper towel and turn the handle. The towel will clean both... More
To keep sweet corn yellow, add one teaspoon of lemon juice to the cooking water just about a minute before tak... More
When banana's over-ripen, don't throw them out. Instead, store them away in the freezer. Then later this summe... More
Pinot Grigio works best during the hot months because it's a really refreshing wine. It's really light and cri... More
If a soup or stew is too sweet, add salt. If a main dish or vegetable is too sweet, add a teaspoon of cider vi... More
Store celery and lettuce in paper bags, not plastic. And leave the outside leaves and stalks alone until ready... More
WEEK OF 7/28 - 8/03
Blueberries
Northwest Grown
Stop by your Windmill Farms Produce Department to pick up a 2 lb. package of Northwest grown Blueberries! Save up to $3.01 on each package.
$4.98 ea.
 
Jul. 29th, 2010
Yoke's Artisan Breads
Fresh from our Bakery Department, our Artisan Breads are handcrafted with heartfelt care for you and your family. One of our very own bakers, Jim Weigel, developed our own special recipe for these delicious Artisan Breads. These tasty breads use quality ingredients, including locally grown and milled Shepherd's Grain Flour. Whether you choose Apple Asiago, French Baguette or Sun-dried Tomato & Parmesan there will always be a wide variety to compliment your meal. So stop by your local Yoke's Fresh Market Bakery Department and pick up a loaf today.
Jul. 29th, 2010
Creating Healthy Snacks
Safe, simple and very easy to learn, food dehydrating is a great way to preserve foods, dry herbs and create healthy snacks. Select only the best quality fruits, vegetables or meats and add any additional seasonings or marinades. Slice into thin and uniform pieces and then dry! You will have tasty, healthy snacks and treats that won't break the bank!
 
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