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Everything is produced in California, is picked up fresh, and most of the produce is organically cultivated.
Join me while I shop for my cooking classes of the next week.
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It’s time for cherries and apricots. We start seeing the first eggplants and bell peppers. The profusion of colors, the scent of the herbs and the flowers.... I like to go early when the vegetables, just picked the night before, are still fresh.
Everything is produced in California, is picked up fresh, and most of the produce is organically cultivated.
Join me while I shop for my cooking classes of the next week.
Anna Maria
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