Robbie’s Produce Tips: Wild Arugula
We carry the wild arugula instead of the regular arugula because it has more of a peppery flavor and tends to last longer than regular...
We carry the wild arugula instead of the regular arugula because it has more of a peppery flavor and tends to last longer than regular...
Select grapes with a light green to yellow color – the darker green ones won’t be as sweet. Choose grapes with green stems; older grapes...
Tomatoes! Along with fresh sweet corn and plump peaches, the arrival of heirloom tomatoes is one of the hallmarks of summer. And we’ve got some...
Kent mangos are a Sigona favorite. My boys always ask me ‘when do the Kents start, Dad?’ They like the Haden and the Atulfo (Manila), but...
It gets tricky picking out good avocados this time of year, but I spend a lot of time as a buyer finding the best avocados...
“I like to add a little spice to my meals by using jalapeños when making guacamole. If it’s for me I’ll put a little more....
Choose rhubarb that is crimson red in color without too much green on it. Make sure it’s firm. Older rhubarb tends to be rubbery. Store...
Always buy local, like our artichokes from Castroville that are of the globe variety. While there are certainly ‘chokes from the desert without thorns that...
by Sigona's Farmers Market · Published January 26, 2015 · Last modified January 28, 2015
Choose Mandarinquats that are bright orange in color. They should feel firm to touch. If they have leaves, make sure they are green. Store in the...
by Sigona's Farmers Market · Published November 11, 2014 · Last modified November 17, 2014
They should be heavy regardless of their size. They should have a nice and healthy shine to them. Older pomegranates will have a duller look....
Locally grown pomegranates come into season in Northern California in the fall and hit their peak around early to mid November. Robbie Sigona, lead produce buyer and market director for Sigona's Farmers Market in Redwood City and Palo Alto, Calif., shares info about the Wonderful variety pomegranate and what to look for so you pick out the very best. Plus, he gives a few tips for how to open and deseed a pomegranate! #pomegranate #fruit #fallfruit #fallfood #inseason #farmersmarket #sfbayarea #sfpeninsula #Foodie #pom #arils #salad #fallsalad #recipe #howto #producetips #greengrocer #specialtyproduce
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