The market is looking for meal vendors for its Friday and Tuesday lunches. To get the details, click here
Both meals are served from 11 am to 1 pm each weeks. Vendors may submit proposals for either day or both, but must be for the full season. The food must be prepared in a kitchen certified by the health department and be handled at the market according to health department regulations.
Questions? Call or email Eileen - 417 483-8139 - eileennichols@sbcglobal.net
Monday, January 23, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Market this Friday
The Winter Market will be open Friday ( January 20) from 11 to 2 at the Clubhouse, 115 North Madison.
Expected at the Winter Market on Friday:
• Our meat ranchers – beef, chicken, lamb, and pork.
• All the market’s bakers (American and European pastries, breads, pies, cakes, cookies and more)
• Eggs, raw honey, jam and jelly, pecan and raw food bar vendors
• Local produce expected includes broccoli, cauliflower and sweet potatoes.
Soup du Jour will serve two soups (Three Cheese with Roasted Red Pepper Soup and Beef with Basil Noodles & Broccoli Soup) for eating on site or takeout. Small Cottage Roasters will sell roasted coffee beans as well as cups of freshly brewed coffee. The selection will be dark roast - Burundi Ngozi (which is pronounced “n GO zee”) and light roast - Honduras Octopeque (pronounced “aw-kaw-te-PE-ke”). That's our coffee vendor, Josh Moore, in the photo.
Expected at the Winter Market on Friday:
• Our meat ranchers – beef, chicken, lamb, and pork.
• All the market’s bakers (American and European pastries, breads, pies, cakes, cookies and more)
• Eggs, raw honey, jam and jelly, pecan and raw food bar vendors
• Local produce expected includes broccoli, cauliflower and sweet potatoes.
Soup du Jour will serve two soups (Three Cheese with Roasted Red Pepper Soup and Beef with Basil Noodles & Broccoli Soup) for eating on site or takeout. Small Cottage Roasters will sell roasted coffee beans as well as cups of freshly brewed coffee. The selection will be dark roast - Burundi Ngozi (which is pronounced “n GO zee”) and light roast - Honduras Octopeque (pronounced “aw-kaw-te-PE-ke”). That's our coffee vendor, Josh Moore, in the photo.
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