If the produce at a Farmers’ Market doesn’t inspire you to cook, you
either have vegetable-phobia or as many kids as the Duggars and have no
time. But while that perfect late spring fava bean might suggest a
lovely meal (amazing aside king salmon, say), it’s also a ton of work
you might not be able to do — first a de-podding, then a boil, then a
peel! — in a given night. So perhaps you want to buy produce one night
for the next, and just get a quick meal pronto.
The Wednesday Farmers’ Market at Harding University Partnership
School, 1625 Robbins Street, will now be the first of the markets to
feature a food truck — and not just any, but one of the Santa Barbara
School District’s Mobile Cafés that were the hit of Earth Day this year,
and are obviously allowed onto school property. We’re talking organic
food, often Mexican cuisine, made to keep schoolkids not just healthy,
but happy, too (and you, parents, know how hard that is). So it’s going
to be good in more ways than good usually knows how to be.
The Mobile Café will be at Harding from 5 to 7 p.m. tomorrow, Wednesday, June 29, while the market runs from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Check it out so it keeps coming!
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