The Product: We brought back the Chili-Garlic
and Strawberry
Cream Tartlets this week, refining our crust and fillings. Ali R. saw them through from start to finish, and they keep getting better as we
continue to refine our tartlet-making
techniques. The Chili-Garlic especially turned out great: it has a thin
and flaky crust
with a soft custard center. Those featured more Spanish Mahon from
Reliable Cheese,
which complemented
nicely the hints of spice from the peppers and garlic. We made and
sold or wholesaled
108 tartlets altogether. The Potato-Dill Bread sold at a slow but
steady pace
throughout the morning. A variation of our regular potato bread
with added fresh Piedmont
Biofarm dill, it
polarized our customers into pro- and anti-dill camps. We had no
idea it was so
divisive! We thought we would have a few left over, but Phil from
the LoMo Market swooped in
just before noon to
grab our last few loaves. We also sold or bartered 7 pints of
Kimchi, which
seems to be developing a small but loyal following.
The fabled Ruch kimchi; April McGregor, holler at us!
(click to enlarge)
The Crew: With our namesake out of town this
weekend, AR, Ali
R, and JM picked up the slack in the kitchen, and RML
and SZ kept the
stand moving smoothly throughout the morning. Big up to RG on the deliveries.
Product Placement: You can find our product this week at Reliable Cheese, Respite, Lomo Market, and NOFO Raleigh.
Coming up: Babka's back!
Ahhh I'm in the anti-dill camp, but I may have just become a convert for that bread...
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