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Myra Harrison Report: Adair Farmers Market, Fri., June 24, 2011 Myra Harrison is back today at the Farmers Market, and she sends this report on what's for sale at 6:22amCT, Friday, June 24, 2011: It's Yellow Squash Day: We've got more sellers today. Crops are coming. The supply is good and the quality is great. Caitie has a wonderful new Squash bread, and she has samples. Yellow Squash is in great supply. Customers tell us they use it in so many ways: Fresh in salads. (Some even cut it with a pocket knife, sprinkle a little salt on it, and eat it raw - the way they would a turnip or apple). Put up as pickles. Simmered and buttered. Sauteed in a medley or by themselves. And a Sano specialty: Battered and deep fried. The nutty flavor is addictive. I've tasted Caitie's sample squash bread. It's great. I won't say it's my favorite - but it's one of my favorites. All of her bread is so special.
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