Come by for some fresh tomatoes, mushrooms, cucumbers, vidalia onions, and kale while it is still nice and fresh! Also we have some eonomical steaks for the grill this weekend: ball-tip sizzlers, which are from the bottom sirloin. These are USDA Choice, well marbled for flavor, and are each about 6 ounces. You can buy 6 for $22, or they are $3.95 each.
If the kids want pizza, we have Tony's 12-inch pepperoni on sale 2 for $8 or 5 for $18. Go ahead and pig out on pizza....and don't forget the salad!
For grilling, we have a few lamb chops left from our own farm as well as plenty of shoulder blade chops. Salmon burgers from wild-caught Alaskan salmon are still available as well as one pound packages of, free-range/grass fed local angus ground beef, and Louisiana wild-caught alligator. Frogs legs are on sale for $30 per 5-pound box, (usually $35) or you can buy pairs of frogs legs for $1 each if your freezer space is limited.
Swiss cheese is on sale this week. We have Amish Lacey Swiss sliced or in an 8-ounce half-moon chunk. There is also a wide selection of other cheese varieties at every-day low prices.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Monday, June 4, 2012
June Picnics
Picnic season is upon us again! The kids are out of school, and the livin' is easy! Did you know that Homer Village Market has everything you need for a great picnic, including the charcoal and lighter fluid, styrofoam coolers, packaged ice, and citronella candles?
For appetizers, you can find ingredients to make your own amazing recipe; or you can pick up salsa and chips, french onion or ranch dip and potato chips, hummus and pita, or cheese and crackers. Don't forget the fresh veggies: carrots, celery, tomatoes. Soon there will be garden produce too! How about some cheddar cheese curds to go with the wine you can get at the local winery on nearby Bennington Chapel Road. We have a wide variety of cheeses from Wisconsin as well as Ohio.
For grilling, how about some local, grass-fed ground angus or local, grass-fed lamb? We also have natural casing, all beef hot dogs, garlic knockwurst, and cajun andouille sausage. Want to go cajun for your picnic? We have cajun seasonings as well as wild-caught Louisiana alligator white meat from the tail. We also have frogs legs, which can make a great cajun-style stir fry or grill entree. Emeril Lagasse has a great frogs legs recipe on the Food Network website, made with lots of butter, garlic, tomatoes, and his special spice recipe is revealed.
If you are headed to a picnic and want to bring something but don't have time to make something yourself, you can find prepared chicken salad, potato salad, tuna salad, ham salad, or a selection of desserts such as cheesecake, pie, cookies, or banana-nut bread. The host and hostess would always appreciate extra beverages. You can find cold beverages here including gallons of iced tea or punch, two liter or twelve-packs of Pepsi products, and single-serve products as well.
If you decide to take the plunge and make something fantastic to take to the picnic, keep in mind we have a good selection of spices, marinades, dressings, and sauces to make your recipe unique. Yes, we even have capers!
If pasta is your thing, you will be amazed at the variety of brands and styles of pasta on the shelves here. In addition to several varieties and flavors of Rossi Pasta and sauces, we have pastas from Italy including spaghetti, bowtie, rigatoni, and rotini, angel hair, penne and even cavatappi. We have what you need for your salads including sour cream, fresh vidalia onions, Idaho potatoes, bell peppers, celery, mustard, eggs, pickled beets, pickle relish, salami, Italian dressing, many varieties of vinegars, as well as honey, maple syrup, and sugar.
If you prefer to bake something for your picnic, we have flour, sugar, eggs, cocao, baking soda, baking powder, salt, dried fruits and nuts, chocolate chips, butter, margarine, and oil. Need a short cut? We also have a few cake mixes and prepared frostings, puddings, as well as food color and birthday candles.
Speaking of birthday candles.....did you know we have greeting cards? Yes, now you can find birthday cards, graduation, wedding, bridal shower, sympathy, get well, Father's Day, and every occasion cards.
Be sure to check the Homer Village Market website often to see what's new and the in-store specials. Look for the link on the home page. http://www.homervillagemarket-generalstore.com
You can also find us on facebook. Find the link on the home page of our website.
For appetizers, you can find ingredients to make your own amazing recipe; or you can pick up salsa and chips, french onion or ranch dip and potato chips, hummus and pita, or cheese and crackers. Don't forget the fresh veggies: carrots, celery, tomatoes. Soon there will be garden produce too! How about some cheddar cheese curds to go with the wine you can get at the local winery on nearby Bennington Chapel Road. We have a wide variety of cheeses from Wisconsin as well as Ohio.
For grilling, how about some local, grass-fed ground angus or local, grass-fed lamb? We also have natural casing, all beef hot dogs, garlic knockwurst, and cajun andouille sausage. Want to go cajun for your picnic? We have cajun seasonings as well as wild-caught Louisiana alligator white meat from the tail. We also have frogs legs, which can make a great cajun-style stir fry or grill entree. Emeril Lagasse has a great frogs legs recipe on the Food Network website, made with lots of butter, garlic, tomatoes, and his special spice recipe is revealed.
If you are headed to a picnic and want to bring something but don't have time to make something yourself, you can find prepared chicken salad, potato salad, tuna salad, ham salad, or a selection of desserts such as cheesecake, pie, cookies, or banana-nut bread. The host and hostess would always appreciate extra beverages. You can find cold beverages here including gallons of iced tea or punch, two liter or twelve-packs of Pepsi products, and single-serve products as well.
If you decide to take the plunge and make something fantastic to take to the picnic, keep in mind we have a good selection of spices, marinades, dressings, and sauces to make your recipe unique. Yes, we even have capers!
If pasta is your thing, you will be amazed at the variety of brands and styles of pasta on the shelves here. In addition to several varieties and flavors of Rossi Pasta and sauces, we have pastas from Italy including spaghetti, bowtie, rigatoni, and rotini, angel hair, penne and even cavatappi. We have what you need for your salads including sour cream, fresh vidalia onions, Idaho potatoes, bell peppers, celery, mustard, eggs, pickled beets, pickle relish, salami, Italian dressing, many varieties of vinegars, as well as honey, maple syrup, and sugar.
If you prefer to bake something for your picnic, we have flour, sugar, eggs, cocao, baking soda, baking powder, salt, dried fruits and nuts, chocolate chips, butter, margarine, and oil. Need a short cut? We also have a few cake mixes and prepared frostings, puddings, as well as food color and birthday candles.
Speaking of birthday candles.....did you know we have greeting cards? Yes, now you can find birthday cards, graduation, wedding, bridal shower, sympathy, get well, Father's Day, and every occasion cards.
Be sure to check the Homer Village Market website often to see what's new and the in-store specials. Look for the link on the home page. http://www.homervillagemarket-generalstore.com
You can also find us on facebook. Find the link on the home page of our website.
Sunday, May 27, 2012
No More Crumbling Steps
Last week, a long awaited project was completed: a wooden deck now stands where the crumbling concrete entry steps and old rotten deck once stood. Parrish The Handiman was the winning bidder, and he and his crew completed the project in two and a half days. It took a long time to remove the old concrete patio and step since they really made quality concrete landings 40 years ago!!! I wanted to do a composite decking material, but it was just too expensive and also I had some concerns about the weight of Pepsi deliveries coming over the deck. We doubled up on the decking materials to support the extra weight, and added a ramp.
Now it's time to wait for the deck to "cure" before it can be stained. Meanwhile, the stray tom cat finds this new habitat a great place to relax in the shade and listen to the birds. He wants to know if the deck makes his butt look fat!
Store Closed on Memorial Day, Monday 5/28
Hope you are stocked up on ice, cold drinks, and grilling meats! The store will reopen on Tuesday May 29 before 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Hand Made Baby Shawls
My Aunt Verne loves to crochet! Her handiwork is beautiful and colorful. She especially loves to crochet baby shawls, while her sister Wilma loves to knit matching baby booties, sweaters, and hats. The two of them have made some beautiful christening outfits that make nice gifts. I have four of the baby shawls on display this weekend and they are available to purchase. We have yellow, lavender, white, and a multi-color pastel. Also we have a selection of handmade kitchen dish rags crocheted of heavy-duty cotton yarn. They are such a pleasure to use!
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Will Be Closed on Sunday, Mother's Day May 13
Hope everyone will be having a Happy Mother's Day! I will be celebrating Mother's Day with my Mom and family. The store will be closed and will reopen at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, May 14.
Somebody else will be celebrating Mother's Day at our farm!!! One of the big, black Spanish turkeys just hatched eight babies! I can't wait to go see them tonight and get a picture to post! She is being a very good mom.
Somebody else will be celebrating Mother's Day at our farm!!! One of the big, black Spanish turkeys just hatched eight babies! I can't wait to go see them tonight and get a picture to post! She is being a very good mom.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Here It Is May Already
We have been so fortunate to have a mild Winter this year. Lambing was not nearly as difficult as it normally would be in February, March, and April.
Here's a picture of a lamb born last week on a cold rainy morning. His mom left him in the rain, and possibly her scent washed off of him. We have been bottle feeding him and also letting him out in the pasture with another orphan we raised.
He is in the car for "take your lamb to work" day at Homer Village Market. I knew he needed his bottle every few hours, and that day there was nobody at the farm to feed him. He enjoyed the ride and all the attention.
Here's a picture of a lamb born last week on a cold rainy morning. His mom left him in the rain, and possibly her scent washed off of him. We have been bottle feeding him and also letting him out in the pasture with another orphan we raised.
He is in the car for "take your lamb to work" day at Homer Village Market. I knew he needed his bottle every few hours, and that day there was nobody at the farm to feed him. He enjoyed the ride and all the attention.
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