Tips for Healthy Living: Grass-fed vs. Grain-fed Beef, What’s the difference?
Are you a person who likes a nice, juicy steak but has heard that red meat can be bad for you? Have you tried to...
by Sigona's Farmers Market · Published September 10, 2013 · Last modified October 8, 2013
Are you a person who likes a nice, juicy steak but has heard that red meat can be bad for you? Have you tried to...
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...
We’re open on Labor Day! Come on by for all your Labor Day celebration needs. Looking for a great burger recipe? Here’s an idea from...
In the Kitchen with Sigona’s: Carmelo’s Seared Steak with Sautéed Onions & Mushrooms This recipe is my go-to for steaks, especially grass-fed beef steaks from...
Tips for Healthy Living with III Pillars Training We’ve partnered with III Pillars, a gym in Menlo Park which strives to create a one-on-one training...
In the Kitchen with Sigona’s: Summer BBQ featuring Grass-Fed Beef from Marin Sun Farms Last year we welcomed back beef to our Redwood City store....
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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