Fresh From the Farm News May 13th, 2025

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What's Happening..

This week the warm temperatures have risen and so with them comes more watering. Mesonet from K-State still days we are -10.6 for this time of year which is still in a drought.

This week our first CSA distribution consisted of asparagus, lettuce, onions, radishes swiss chard and spinach.

Now harvesting fresh from the garden available now: Asparagus, Starbor Kale, Lettuces, Rhubarb, Bright Lights Swiss Chard, Spring Onions, turnips and dill. Vegetable and flower transplants ready to be planted in your garden. Feel free to stop by and shop at Burns Hardware and Homemade Goods for local weekly pickup.

We're through signing up for our 2025 first season
Community Supported Agriculture program.  Find us at the local pickup locations for your online purchases.

Farmer's Market Season is almost here in El Dorado. Find us at East Park 100 S. Woodland El Dorado beginning June 29th from 10-2pm. Every two weeks you can select your items from the Rommey Farms tent.

Thank you for your support of our small farm,
we look forward to feeding you and our community.

You can order items online for pickup at the locations below. Check out our locations to serve you:

We are available at the farm by appointment for you to pick up your order.

Find us at one of our drop-off locations:

Tuesday Pickup @ Rommey Farms 10:00am-12:00pm - Free

Tuesday Pickup @ El Dorado St. John the Evangelist 5:00-5:30pm - Free

Thursday Pickup @ El Dorado St. John the Evangelist 5:00-5:30pm - Free

Saturdays Pickup @ Rommey Farms 10:00am-2:00pm - Free

Saturday, Burns Hardware and Homemade Goods 9-9:30am -Free

 Purchase our value card to spend at our on the farm market stand or online purchase and instantly save $5. Great for those hard to buy for people that have everything on your holiday shopping list.

Face Value $60.00 for $55.00

Call 316.621.0128 with any questions or for more information.

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Weekly Recipe

Enchiladas Recipe

Ingredients:

Ancho chile (2 quarts to make 4 – 6 dozen enchiladas)

Cheese – coarsely grated (our preference), you can use finely shredded

Onion – diced

Potatoes – microwave until firm & tiny cubed (1 potato per dozen enchiladas)

Salt

Crisco or vegetable oil

 

Directions:

Ingredients:Process:

1. Mix 1 LB cheese, ½ of potato and 1 handful of onion in a bowl and ½ tablespoon of salt.  If it looks like not enough potatoes add more. Taste and see if more salt or onion is needed.

2. Pour ancho chile in a deep (2-3") pan large enough to submerge the tortilla.

3. Dip the entire tortilla in ancho chile.  If too dark add a small amount of water to thin out (not too much water).

4. Heat up the griddle to medium heat.  Add a small amount of Crisco to the griddle.

5. Lay tortilla on griddle; let cook for 30 seconds; flip tortilla over for another 30 seconds. Remove tortilla and lay on a plate.

6. Add cheese mixture in a row at one end of the tortilla then roll up tightly, like a burrito. Adjust amount of cheese mixture – not too much, not too little.

7. You can add seasoned beef or chicken or some other meat when you roll the tortilla. Enjoy!

 

Rommey Farms 7261 NE 140th
Cassoday KS 66842
United States

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