Tag Archives: farmers market Redwood City

Robbie Sigona’s Produce Tips: Stone Fruit

Posted 11 July 2012 | By | Categories: Produce Tips | No Comments

Stone fruit should have a slight give if you want to eat them right away. Store them in the fridge if it’s breaking or ripe and they should last four or five days. If it’s firm then leave them on the counter for a day or two until ripe and ready to eat. For Diamond [...]

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Sigona’s Fresh Press Olive Oil of the Month: July 2012

Posted 03 July 2012 | By | Categories: Olive Oil of the Month, Recipes | No Comments

July means sunny skies, celebrating our independence on the 4th and summer barbeques with friends and family. And what barbeque would be complete without a piece of mouth-watering, extra-virgin-olive-oil drizzled bread adorning your plate? That’s why we’re excited to let you know that our fresh pressed extra virgin olive oils from the southern hemisphere have [...]

Robbie Sigona’s Produce Tips: Corn

Posted 27 June 2012 | By | Categories: Produce Tips | No Comments

Getting corn from local farmers is great because it’s fresh. The sugars in corn start to convert to starch as soon as it’s picked, so corn is sweeter and more tender the fresher it is. Produce pros recommend leaving husks on the ears until you’re ready to cook, but we do offer the convenience of [...]

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Get Grillin’ with Local, Fresh-Picked Corn

Posted 27 June 2012 | By | Categories: Farm Focus, Feature Articles | No Comments

Ah, summer. Barbeques send swirls of mouth-watering scents through the air, kids run through sprinklers, you favorite fruits are now coming from local growers and iced tea is brewed in the summer sun. Speaking of barbeques, did you know you can cook almost anything on the grill? This includes corn on the cob. There is [...]

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In the Kitchen with Sigona’s Featuring Local Corn

Posted 26 June 2012 | By | Categories: Feature Articles, Recipes | No Comments

Fresh-picked corn lends itself to a corn-a-copia of delights…sorry, couldn’t resist! Whether on the cob or shaved off and stirred into a dish, don’t miss out on one of summer’s sweetest foods. – Grilled Corn Salad with Lime, Red Chili and Cotija I absolutely love grilled corn in a number of dishes. What I love [...]

Beef Potstickers made with Open Space grass-fed beef

Posted 25 June 2012 | By | Categories: Recipes | No Comments

Recipe courtesy of Luisa Ormonde, a local private chef and caterer. Luisa says, “I made these this morning for a client and will make them again for myself! I found the dough very easy to work with, *but if you are intimidated just use premade pot sticker wraps/round wonton wraps instead. Enjoy!” Makes approx. 25-30 [...]

Robbie Sigona's Produce Tips: cherries, peaches & nectarines

Posted 13 June 2012 | By | Categories: Produce Tips | No Comments

Robbie Sigona’s Produce Tips: What’s New This week: We have in our famous, local Bing cherries from Andy Mariani’s orchard in Santa Clara Valley…just south of us in Morgan Hill. They’re huge, deep burgundy and extremely sweet. They arrive at Sigona’s within hours of being picked – Uncle Paul picks them up at 10 a.m. [...]

Healthy, Quick, Delicious: Local Halibut and White Seabass

Posted 13 June 2012 | By | Categories: Feature Articles | No Comments

Healthy, Quick, Delicious: Local Halibut and White Seabass These local, line-caught beauties are now at Sigona’s in Redwood City! Come in today for fantastic fillets and more, delivered daily.  By Carmelo Sigona This time of year is always my favorite. Not only are we on the verge of being inundated with local, farm-fresh produce delivered [...]

In the Kitchen with Sigona’s Featuring Local Halibut

Posted 13 June 2012 | By | Categories: Recipes | No Comments

In the Kitchen with Sigona’s Featuring Local Halibut Halibut has a snow-white flesh, firm texture (sometimes called the steak of seafood) and a mild flavor so easily takes on the flavors of other ingredients with which it’s cooked. It’s also naturally lean, packed with fatty Omega-3s to help break down cholesterol and is nutrient-dense. This [...]