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| Sashimi - All that two people could possibly eat...$15.99. | 
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Head's Up.  Man your chopsticks, and crank your stove.  I've discovered 
Food Nirvana, and it's at The Buford Hwy. Farmer's Market - a short 
drive from my Atlanta house!  Who knew? 
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| Ikura like rubies - where's my spoon?? | 
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| Carrots so fresh, you want to call up Bugs Bunny and tell him to Get Over Here! | 
All my photos were taken with my IPhone - Thanks, Steve Jobs!
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| Huge baskets of Turmeric. | 
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| Garlic Stems - or Garlic Scape...so bright green, so crisp.  Recipe below. | 
 Here's the Recipe from 
Brooklyn Farmhouse...you should go check out their website; it's chock full of good things:
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| Never have eaten one of these Cactus Pears, but now I'm looking for recipes. | 
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| Pompano?  Jack? Okay, it's fish. | 
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| Greek Eggplant...mountains of them. | 
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| A fish called Pomfret, farm raised in China.  Looks like Pompano. | 
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| Tiny little Pepper Jewels.  Can't you just see these poured inside tall glass vases on your table as a centerpiece? |  |  |  | 
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| Sesame Leaves.  Stuff these with any meat mixture, roll up and grill or pan sear.  Serve the little bundles over rice. | 
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| Lotus Root - Peel, slice, soak in vinegar water.  Stir fry with sesame, scallion, ginger, garlic and soy sauce.  Yumm. | By now,  you should be drooling and adventurous enough to scamper off to your local market for some fresh stuff that you've never cooked before!  Get to cooking! |  |  | 
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