Edible San Diego Issue 45 January/February 2018

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{Local Marketplace} {Resources & Advertisers} Join us in thanking these advertisers for their local and sustainable ethic by supporting them with your business. Dominick Fiume Real Estate Broker 1228 University Ave Ste 200 San Diego 92103 619-543-9500 CalBRE No. 01017892 Casi Cielo Winery Heavenly Mountaintop Views Vines • Wines Good Times Tasting room open 12–6 pm most Saturdays & Sundays. Private events welcome. Catering available. 619-251-1819 • casicielowinery.com Fresh, natural, organic & local beverages Visit us at one of our stores. Miramar: 8680 Miralani Dr.,Suite 135 Mon-Fri 8am-3pm Mission Beach: 3733 Mission Blvd. Every day 8am-3pm ORGANIC, LOCAL, VEGETARIAN GLUTEN- & DAIRY-FREE 240.246.5126 | www.JuiceWaveSD.com Juicewavesd #JuiceWavesd #Sippinonzenandjuice 38 edible San Diego January-February 2018 EVENTS ARTISAN TABLE, THURSDAYS AT A.R. VALENTIEN A unique farm-to-table dining experience at The Lodge at Torrey Pines. This intimate communal meal is on the terrace overlooking the 18th hole of the Torrey Pines Golf Course. Executive Chef Jeff Jackson and Chef de Cuisine Kelli Crosson present dishes carefully paired with wines. • 858-777-6635 • LodgeTorreyPines.com COOKING CLASSES AT SOLARE RISTORANTE Learn to create Italian cuisine from Chefs Accursio and Brian through this intimate, hands-on experience in Solare’s commercial kitchen. Every other Saturday at 10am. Italian style coffee and pastry served, and Italian wine for students interested in “cooking with wine.” Class size limited to 10. $75 • 619-270-9670 DINE OUT ESCONDIDO! Jan 28-Feb 3. Savor the diverse culinary flavors of over 30 of Escondido’s fantastic restaurants during the fifth annual Dine Out Escondido! event held every January. Whether you’re looking for craft beer pairings, local farm-to-fork delights, chef-owned culinary experiences, international cuisine, high tea or home cooking, Escondido’s restaurants have something for everyone. • VisitEscondido.com/5492/dine-out-escondido-restaurant-week/ FARM TO FORK WEEK SAN DIEGO Jan 14-21, a celebration of our region’s outstanding chefs and dining destinations and a chance to try new restaurants at affordable prices. All participants are verified to source ingredients from local farmers, ranchers and fishermen we know and trust. Rest assured that your food dollars stay in San Diego and support local producers and their workers, and that you’re reducing greenhouse gas emissions by lowering the number of miles your food travels to your plate. • FarmtoForkSD.com IN TENTS CONFERENCE Monday, Feb 26, 6 – 9pm on the water at Marina Village. Bring your plate, meet your community and taste the magic with Chefs Davin Waite (Wrench & Rodent), Christina Ng (Chinitas Pies), Tae Dickey (BIGA) and Accursio Lota (Solare), along with farmers and fishermen, food and libation. Benefits Small Farmer and Food Maker education. Tickets here: InTentsFlavors.com SAN DIEGO RESTAURANT WEEK Sun, Jan 21 through Sun, Jan 28. Eat, laugh and share delicious dishes made with locally sourced ingredients at over 200 participating restaurants. Enjoy three course prix fixe dinners for $20, $30, $40 and $50, and two course prix fixe lunches for $10, $15 or $20. No tickets needed, but reservations are recommended! SanDiegoRestaurantWeek.com SATURDAYS AT THE RANCH - RANCHO LA PUERTA Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 24, Apr 21. Saturdays at the Ranch, one day spa and culinary adventures that “create a taste of the peace and tranquility in a beautiful, natural setting that everyone craves and needs.” Price includes 50 minute massage. Only about an hour from San Diego. • 877-440-7778 • RanchoLaPuerta.com FARMS, FARMERS’ MARKETS, PRODUCE and MEAL DELIVERY SERVICES COASTAL ROOTS FARM Coastal Roots Farm cultivates healthy, connected communities by integrating sustainable agriculture, food justice and ancient Jewish wisdom. The 20 acre farm includes a food forest, vegetable gardens, compost complex, plant nursery, vineyard and animal pastures. Farm Stand open Sun, 10 – 3, Thur, 2 - 6. 441 Saxony Rd. Encinitas, 92024 • hello@coastalrootsfarm • 760-479-6505 • CoastalRootsFarm.org DICKINSON FARM Veteran owned and operated farm in National City producing organically grown, heirloom fruits, vegetables and herbs. Design your own box, buy a farmshare, and lots more options. 1430 E 24th St. National City, 91950 • hello@dickinson.farm • 858-848-6914 • dickinson.farm ESCONDIDO CERTIFIED FARMERS’ MARKET Find eveything you need here, including meat. Sponsored by the Escondido Arts Partnership. Tues 2:30-6pm year round on Grand Ave. between Juniper and Kalmia. • 760-480-4101 • EscondidoArts.org FALLBROOK - VALLEY FORT SUNDAY FARMERS’ MARKET Sun from 10am to 3pm at the Valley Fort, 3757 S. Mission Road, Fallbrook. Great atmosphere, vendors and music. • skippaula@ verizon.net • 951-695-0045 • TheValleyFort.com FARM FRESH TO YOU Delivers organic produce to your door from family farms in Capay and San Diego and Imperial Counties, weekly, biweekly, every third or fourth week deliveries. No seasonal commitment required. Customize your box. $15 off first box. Sign up for home delivery with promo code “eathealthy18.” See page 11 for offer. contactus@farmfreshtoyou.com • info@kclfarm.com • 800-796-6009 • FarmFreshToYou.com LA JOLLA OPEN AIRE MARKET Sunday, 9-1 at La Jolla Elementary school on Girard. A great community success story! All proceeds benefit the school. Fresh produce, food court, local artisans and entertainment. 7335 Girard Ave. at Genter. • 858-454-1699 • LaJollaMarket.com LA MESA VILLAGE FARMERS’ MARKET Friday, 3-6pm fall/winter, 3-7pm spring/summer. Over 50 vendors in La Mesa Village, corner of Spring St. and University • outbackfarm@sbcglobal.net • 619-249-9395 • CityofLaMesa.com LEUCADIA FARMERS’ MARKET Sunday, 10-2 at Paul Ecke Central School, 185 Union St. off Vulcan in Leucadia. A big weekend farmers market with just about everything. Knife sharpening often. • 858-272-7054 • leucadia101.com LUCKY BOLT Eat well, save time and get more out of your day. Lucky Bolt makes it easy and affordable to eat well while you’re busy at work. Order by 10:30am and lunch arrives between 11:30am and 12:30pm. A different menu each day using produce from local, sustainable farms. • talk@luckybolt.com • LuckyBolt.com NORTH SAN DIEGO / SIKES ADOBE CERTIFIED FARMERS’ MARKET Since 2011 in San Pasqual Valley, Sun 10:30am-3:30pm year round, rain or shine. Fresh, locally grown produce, pastured eggs, raw honey, plants, ready-to-eat & take home foods. 100% San Diego County producers. A traditional, old fashioned farmers’ market. Supports the preservation & restoration of Sikes Adobe Historic Farmstead. EBT/credit cards. I-15 at Via Rancho Pkwy, Escondido • 858-735-5311 • NSDCFM.com OCEANSIDE MORNING FARMERS’ MARKET Thur, 9am-1pm, rain or shine at 300 No. Coast Hwy. Certified fresh, locally grown fruits, veggies and flowers, hot food, baked goods and crafts. • outbackfarm@sbcglobal.net • 619-249-9395 • MainStreetOceanside.com RANCHO SANTA FE FARMERS’ MARKET Sun 9:30am–2pm. Lovely morning market in the Fairbanks Ranch area, modeled on the town square concept. Local farmers, artisanal food, fresh flowers, crafters, live music, kids booth and more! 16079 San Dieguito Rd. Rancho Santa Fe 92067 • 619-743-4263 • RanchoSantaFeFarmersMarket.com RFB FAMILY FARM & APIARIES Small scale beekeeping and honey production with beehives placed on small family farms in northern San Diego County.
Not-so-ordinary, locally grown produce and plants from a small, Rancho Penasquitos backyard family farm. Exclusive producer of “PQ Backyard Honey.” Find RFB in the Certified Producers sections of select local farmers markets. • RFBFamilyFarm.com SAN DIEGO MARKETS Robust farmers’ markets with great selections at Pacific Beach on Bayard btwn Grand & Garnet (Tue, 2-7); North Park Thursday at No. Park Way & 30th, (Thu, 3-7:30); and Little Italy Mercato, Cedar St. (Sat, 8-2). All accept EBT. PB and NP also accept WIC. Farmers market vendor training, Vendor 101 and 102. • 619-233-3901 • SanDiegoMarkets.com SPECIALTY PRODUCE Freshly picked organic and sustainably sourced produce, much of it local. Great iPhone and Android app with easy-to-use database of over 1200 produce items. Wholesale and retail. Farmers’ Market Bag & Box options. 1929 Hancock Street #150, San Diego • 619-295-3172 • SpecialtyProduce.com STATE ST. FARMERS’ MARKET IN CARLSBAD VILLAGE Convenient midweek market. Wed, 3-6pm, fall/winter, 3-7 spring/summer. Over 50 vendors in Carlsbad Village east of the railroad tracks. • ronlachance@gsws.net • 858-272-7054 • CarlsbadVillage.com RESTAURANTS, FOODIE DESTINATIONS & CATERING A.R. VALENTIEN Experience the art of fine dining in an elegant timbered room overlooking the 18th hole of the Torrey Pines Golf Course. Market driven and seasonal cuisine. For a really special experience, reserve a seat at the Artisan Table on Thursday nights. 11480 N. Torrey Pines Rd. • 858-453-4420 • LodgeTorreyPines.com LIBERTY PUBLIC MARKET The only 7-day-a-week marketplace showcasing the region’s agricultural bounty and international tastes. Explore the exciting variety of culinary creations, organic produce, meats, seafood, cheese, fine wine, spitits and craft beer from more than two dozen artisan vendors. Open 11am-7pm (minimum). 2820 Historic Decatur Rd. 92106 • LibertyPublicMarket.com MITCH’S SEAFOOD Casual waterfront dining in the historic fishing neighborhood of Point Loma, serving up locally caught seafood with a view of the bay and the San Diego sportfishing fleet. 1403 Scott Street, San Diego • 619-222-8787 • MitchsSeafood.com SOLARE RISTORANTE & LOUNGE San Diego Magazine 2016 Readers’ Choice for Best Chef (Accursio Lota) & Readers’ and Critics’ Choice for Best Italian Restaurant! Locally sourced ingredients, fresh made pasta, organic produce, sustainably caught fish and hormone-free meat. Great wine list, craft cocktails and beers. Happy hour Tues-Sun, Tues wine specials, Live jazz Thurs. 2820 Roosevelt Rd., Liberty Station, Point Loma • 619-270-9670 • SolareLounge.com SPECIALTY FOOD, DRINK & OTHER PRODUCTS ESCOGELATO EscoGelato’s luscious, super creamy gelato is full of intense flavor and made fresh daily with the highest quality ingredients including fruit sourced from local farmers at the Escondido Farmers Market. 122 South Kalmia, Escondido, 92025 • 760-745-6500 • EscoGelato.com FLOUR POWER CAKERY With 30 years in business, Flour Power is well-known and respected in San Diego. They’ve partnered with hundreds of local hotels, restaurants and private venues, and can create the ideal cake for every occasion. From the most elaborate wedding experience to a cozy, romantic backyard celebration, Flour Power has a cake to match. 2389 Fletcher Pkwy, El Cajon • 619-697-6575 • FlourPower.com JUICE WAVE SAN DIEGO Fresh juices, smoothies, shots and Acai bowls served from a food truck modified to run on propane and a store at 3733 Mission Blvd. San Diego 92109, and 8680 Miralani Dr. Ste. 135 San Diego 92126. Ingredients sourced from local farmers’ markets, and all waste is recycled. • 240-246-5126 • JuiceWaveSD.com LENUS SKIN CARE PRODUCTS Handcrafted botanical skin products lovingly created with healing plant ingredients and packaged in old fashioned amber glass. Cleansers, toners, lotions, creams, masks, scrubs and face oils. All products 100% free of artificial fragrance oils. • ShopLenus.com GARDEN, LANDSCAPING, FARM & RANCH RESOURCES GRANGETTO’S FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY Your organic headquarters for plant food & nutrients, amendments & mulch, seed & sod, veggies & flowers, garden tools, water storage, irrigation & vineyard supplies, bird feeders & seed, pest & weed control and power tools. A growing database of articles, tips and how-tos on the website. Encinitas, Fallbrook, Escondido and Valley Center. • Grangettos.com GREEN THUMB SUPER GARDEN CENTER Family owned and operated since 1946. Organic and natural products for your edible garden, trees, shrubs, flowers, succulents and everything you need for their care. Great selection of home canning supplies. 1019 San Marcos Blvd. off the 79 fwy near Via Vera Cruz • 760-744-3822 • SuperGarden.com HAWTHORNE COUNTRY STORE Family owned and operated. Stocks the most non-GMO and organic poultry feed choices in San Diego County, and canning supplies, horse feed and tack, livestock, pet food and supplies, hardware, clothing and more. 675 W. Grand Av. Escondido • 760-746-7816; 2762 S. Mission Rd. Fallbrook • 760-728-1150. • HawthorneCountryStore.com SAN PASQUAL VALLEY SOILS Topsoil (specially blended for growing in San Diego), compost and mulch, ready to use or custom blended to your specifications. OMRI listed organic. Biosolids NEVER used. 16111 Old Milky Way, San Diego 92027 • 760-644-3404 (sales); 760-746-4769 (billing & dispatch)• SPVSoils.com SUNSHINE GARDENS Shop the Sunshine Gardens community marketplace, a true hidden gem! Located inside Sunshine Gardens Nursery you’ll find Betty’s Pie Whole Saloon, Twigs by Teri, Underwater Environments – Pond & Lake Mngmt, North County Olive Oil and Renee Miller Studios. 155 Quail Gardens Dr. at the corner of Encinitas Blvd. 92024 • 760-436-3244 • SunshineGardensInc.com URBAN PLANTATIONS Edible gardens and fruit trees for your home and business. Complete design, installation, maintenance and refresh services for everything from small home gardens to restaurant and corporate campus gardens. They’ll create the garden of your dreams! • 619-563-5771 • UrbanPlantations.com WILD WILLOW FARM & EDUCATION CENTER Educating the next generation of farmers, gardeners and homesteaders. Farming 101, Intro to Small Scale Regenerative Farming, runs July 8 to Aug 19. Check calendar for Monthly Open House Potluck, 4-9pm, donations accepted, $5 to partcipate, $3/slice of pizza from their outdoor pizza oven! Tours, field trips and venue rental. Visit their blog; theartofagriculture.org • wildwillowfarm@sandiegoroots.org • SanDiegoRoots.org/farm GROCERY RAMONA FAMILY NATURALS NEW, BIGGER STORE! Family owned and operated natural food market with local, organic produce, raw milk, grass-fed meats, vitamins, supplements, specialty foods and more. Open Monday- Friday, 8am-7:30pm, Saturday, 8-6 and Sunday, 10-6. 325 6th St. Ramona • 760-787-5987 • ramonafamilynaturals.com {Local Marketplace} ARTISAN AROMATHERAPY SKINCARE www.ShopLenus.com Kitchen Need A Safe Facelift? Loving your new copper core cookware but not so much your kitchen walls? Time to spruce up with Safecoat. We are the healthy paint choice and have been for 30 years. San Diego Metro Colorama Paint 619.297.4421 La Jolla Meanley & Sons Hardware 858.454.6101 Safecoat - Building A Healthier World Made in San Diego! Use code EDIBLE to get FREE FACE OIL SERUM with any order! 262 E. Grand Ave, Escondido escondidofarmersmarket@yahoo.com Tuesday 2:30 - 6 Operated by the Escondido Arts Partnership January-February 2018 edible San Diego 39
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