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Epicurean Kentuckian: Bodacious Sweet Corn
 2014-07-12 - EK kitchen - Photo by CM Staff. 59 second Hot Corn on the Cob: Try this at home or in your restaurant or street cart. The high sugar content, low starch, has dramatically cut cooking time for corn on the cob: 59 seconds, more or less depending on taste, in boiling water and fresh from the farm sweet corn is ready to serve. Needs maybe a pinch of sea or seasoned salt, and Adair County butter or Olive Oil, if anything. Almost always draws raves.
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Green County Plums at Farmers Market on the Square
 2014-07-12 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Staff Photo. Bobby Buchanan, 2873 Fry Ridge Road, Greensburg, KY 270-404-4495. - has Plums ($8/gallon). He's at the Market for the first time today and also has: Tomatoes. Sweet Bodacious Yellow Corn. Variety of Decorative Gourds. Summer Squash, Cucumbers, Green Peppers, Green Beans. Also: Old Fruit Jars. Old Ski Bottles. Strawberry and Daisy Print by Day & Day.
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Wooden Bowls big enough to hold Russell Guy Perkins tomatoes
 2014-07-12 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Carles Lloyd and Russell Guy Perkins were hard at this morning, getting read for the opening, a few minutes later, of the Farmers Market on the Square. Carles makes turned wooden bowls, walking sticks and wooden toys, which he has at the market. Russell Guy Perkins is the legendary tomato grower with secret patch grown for himself, his family, and a few favored friends, some of which could pretty nearly fill the large turned bowl in front, with one tomato. In real life, Perkins is a legend at the Taylor County RECC, with, already, the second longest tenure in the cooperative's history - over 51 years - and will like hold the all time tenure record in a few months. FM2 is open 8am-1pmCT, in the Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY, today and each Saturday through October 26, 2014.
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King of Sweet Corn, the Royalty of Rosanears, at FM2
 2014-07-12 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Staff photo. Eddie Compton whose reputation for great sweet corn precedes him everywhere he goes, is at the Farmers Market on the Square for the first time this morning with what's left of a truckload of Bodacious Sweet Corn fresh from his Fairplay Farm. Adair Countians are enjoying corn on the cob a long time before Garrison Keillor will be bragging about Lake Woebegone's tiny ears show on the stalk. It's amazingly simple to prepare. Eddie Compton says he boils it for three minutes, but his son keeps telling him that 1 minute is all that's needed "before the sweetness is boiled out of it." Occasionally though, Eddie foregones any cooking. "I eat is raw in the field, sometimes." He had a hard time convincing daughter Betty Sue to try it, he said, but when he insisted, she did, "And she ate a whole ear," it was so good. Which begs the question, "Is it good fresh, in tossed salads?" Some have a preference to for the 59 second boil, a little salt and perhaps pepper, with fresh farm butter or, for pretentious folk, extra virgin olive oil. Others prefer it fresh cut off the cob, and fried in an iron skillet, briefly. FM2 shoppers this morning will get a chance to try, grilled, at Jay's BBQ, $1 a serving.
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Scenic Adair Co., KY: July Windrows, Cool Springs Creek
 2014-07-12 - Cool Springs Creek, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Guy Babin. "There's something special, something right in the order of things, with sun bathed concentric windrows of fresh cut hay meandering along the contours of the earth. One of the many gifts of summer in the country. Guy Babin
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Tucker's Station Ham & Turkey Sandwich
 2014-07-12 - 1535 Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. Farmers Market on the Square Ham and Turkey Sandwich with thinly sliced Tomato Basil Cheese on Sweet Onion Bread. This is Barbara's Husband's new favorite. Oh, I know that every food is Barbara's Husband's favorite food, but this one may hang in there at least through the weekend. - Barbara Armitage
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Progress on the Great Wall at CAUD Wastewater Plant
 2014-07-12 - CAUD Wastewater Plant, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Professional Concrete Service (PCS) has taken advantage of recent excellent construction weather to make great progress on the Great Wall at the Columbia/Adair County (CAUD) Wastewater Plant. CAUD General Manager Lenny Stone reported at the Thursday evening, July 10, 2014, meeting of the CAUD board meeting that all the footer is poured for the 275' wall, and that 160 feet of the 18' tall wall is poured. Stone said that after the wall is poured it will have to cure for at least 28 days before the backfill is started to complete the project aimed at stopping mudslides on the hill. The crest of the hill adjoins Wall Street near the entrance to the Columbia City Cemetery. Photo taken Friday, July 11, 2014
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