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Farmer's Markets
We will attend the farmers markets at these locations as long as we have fruit
available:
THURSDAYS in Colorado Springs
 | Memorial Park
Union Blvd. & Pikes Peak Ave.
7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
June 21 - Oct. 4
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SATURDAYS in Colorado Springs
| Old Colorado City
24th St. & W. Colorado Ave.
7:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
June 9 - Oct. 27 |
| Doherty High School
4515 Barnes Rd.
7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
June 30 - Sept. 29 |
SUNDAYS in Lakewood (Denver Area)
| Belmar Farmer's Market
on Wadsworth Blvd. go East on Alaska Drive. The Market is between
Teller & Saulsbury.
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
June 3 - Sept. 30
September 16th is the Italian Festival-NO MARKET!
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See Our Peach Varieties
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Lafayette Peach Festival.
Visit festival
website
Together with Morton's Orchards,
we are exclusive suppliers
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Freezing Peaches
We know you love to buy bushels of our tree-ripe peaches for eating all
winter. Here's an easy way to freeze peaches. Another way to get your peach-fix
in the winter is to buy our tasty peach jams and cherry jam, which make
great gifts, too.
- Peel peaches with pairing knife or blanch peach in boiling water to remove skin.
- Remove pit and dice peach into large to medium chunks, (not too small).
- You will need about one quart of peaches in a ½ gallon pitcher (1/2 full).
- Mix one cup of sugar, or less if you desire, with one teaspoon Everfresh or other non-browning agent
(Some people use orange juice concentrate or lemon juice.).
- Pour sugar mixture into pitcher with peaches and put on lid. Carefully tip pitcher back and forth to mix sugar with peaches.
- Pour peaches and syrup into 1 quart plastic ziplock freezer bag and seal.
- Put peaches in freezer.
- Partially thaw peaches when ready to eat. Don’t let them thaw all the way or they will be too soft. Enjoy!
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