Roasted Fresh Figs with Crumbled Blue Cheese and Fig Balsamic
This is a quick and absolutely delicious way to use fresh figs! It’s one of Robbie Sigona’s go-tos when Black Mission figs are in season...
This is a quick and absolutely delicious way to use fresh figs! It’s one of Robbie Sigona’s go-tos when Black Mission figs are in season...
Melon and prosciutto is a classic Italian pairing. I love the salty-sweet combination, especially when drizzled with our reduced fig balsamic. It presents just the...
by Sigona's Farmers Market · Published April 18, 2022 · Last modified April 19, 2022
Whether your air fryer is part of your countertop now or if it’s buried in the cupboard, it’s time to get it preheated! Eggplant is...
Wild Chanterelles with Red Wine & Thyme This simple and delicious way to enjoy Chanterelles allows for them to be used over a steak or...
Leftover Cranberry Sauce? Do you have leftover cranberry sauce? Then make yourself one of these delightful treats! Puff Pastry Wrapped Baked Brie with Cranberry Sauce How...
Cheese / Recipes / Sigona's Olive Oil & Balsamics
by Sigona's Farmers Market · Published June 26, 2018 · Last modified March 31, 2022
Romano beans, sometimes called Italian green beans, are recognizable by their wide, flat shape – distinct from other green beans. They’re meaty, yet tender, and...
In the Kitchen with Sigona’s featuring Page Mandarins The Page mandarin is ranked No. 1 for sugar content and vitamin C by the world’s largest...
by Sigona's Farmers Market · Published November 30, 2011 · Last modified November 8, 2024
In the Kitchen with Sigona’s Featuring Persimmons Persimmons are an excellent source of vitamins A and C, and rich in fiber. Also, they’re almost fat...
Cooking with Carmelo: Fava Bean Bruschetta Fava bean encounters are inevitable when you’re Sicilian. As a boy, we’d have fava beans with pasta, fava beans...
Say hello to Radicchio Rosa! This gorgeous, pink-colored chicory has just arrived at our market from J. Marchini Farms in La Grand, CA. It’s up on display next to its chicory cousins, Castelfranco and Treviso. These have a unique flavor that’s delicately bitter, adding great texture and deliciousness to salads or braises. Check out J. Marchini Farms' website for a few serving suggestions, then come to Sigona’s to pick up these chicories! #radicchiorosa #treviso #castelfranco #chicory #chicories #salad #saladgreens #eatyourgreens #eatyogreens #eatinggreensisaspecialtreat #supportlocal #shopsmall #eatlocal #eatseasonal #locallyowned #bayareafood #finefoods #local #farmersmarket #specialtyfoods #specialtyproduce
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