Newsletter w/c 16th April 2018
NEWSLETTER FOR W/C 16th April 2018
Deliveries for most of you will be a day later
than usual. Lynda and I attended a funeral up in Aberdeen on Tuesday so it has
meant a delay in the regular schedule. Apologies if it has caused you any
difficulty. It was a sad reason to be there, but nice to see Aberdeen again. I
worked there for a landscape company for 3 years in my 20’s, and it was during
that time that I met Lynda. We haven’t been back up for a few years, so it was
a chance to visit some of the old haunts too.
There has actually been some growth at last and a
little warmth in the air. We’ve started sowing in earnest now and some
seedlings have broken the surface already. The soil is still a bit heavy, so
haven’t had the rotovator out yet, but cultivation will be imminent and then
things really swing into action. I’m in the middle of the first grass cut of
the season (very late) and have been given the job of building a patio for the
house before the worst of the busy season starts which, I’m glad to say, I’m
more than half way through already so there’s hope we may have a completed job
by the end of next week.
After much pressure from the family, I’ve
succumbed to having a party on Saturday, to celebrate my 50th
birthday. It’s not even at home, but at the local golf club, so I hope we can
fill the dancefloor. I’ll let you know how it goes next week.
The bag is quite ‘rooty’ this week with both
swede and beetroot included. This could be the last swede for the season now as
they’re getting a bit thin on the ground. I’m sure that will be a relief to
some of you.
PLEASE
RETURN ALL NET BAGS PLEASE. WE RE-USE THEM.
This is a list of the veg in
the bag this week, although, substitutions may occur due to availability.
Potato, Onion, Carrot, white cabbage, beetroot, swede, garlic
The Large bag will also
include:
Mushroom, spinach, celery,
Featured Recipe
White Cabbage with Garlic and Coriander
Preheat the oven to 180oC/350oF/Gas Mark 4. Take your cabbage and
remove the outer leaves, cut into quarters and remove the solid husk from the
central core. Now wash the 4 pieces of cabbage quarter and pat them dry as best
as possible. Take a casserole dish and add 2 tablespoons of groundnut oil and 1
large clove of garlic, crushed and put it in the oven to heat through. When it
starts to sizzle add a heaped teaspoonful of crushed coriander seeds and the
cabbage. Baste the cabbage a little and add seasoning to taste. Place back in
the oven and cook for about 40 minutes, or until the cabbage is tender. Serve
immediately.
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Organic Vegetables
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£11.50 per
standard bag
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£14.50 per Large
bag
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Organic Fruit
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£4.00 per Small
Bag
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£7.00 per Large
Bag
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Organic Pasteurised Milk ( full cream/semi skimmed)
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£1.20per litre
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Organic Single cream ( 250ml/500ml)
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£1.20/£1.60
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Organic Double cream ( 250ml/500ml)
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£1.30/£1.70
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Eggs
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Organic Free Range Eggs
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£1.80 per Half
Dozen Box
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All deliveries are now subject to an
additional delivery charge on sliding scale from £2 to £9
Delivery price will be calculated on
enquiry.
For more information
or to place an order please contact us on 07931 738767 or e-mail us or
alternatively you can check out our website at www.thewholeshebag.com
or e-mail thewholeshebag@aol.com
South Cobbinshaw,
West Calder, West Lothian, EH55 8LQ
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