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HOW THE FARM
GETS TO YOUR TABLE
When you know where your produce comes from, and who grows it, you know that it’s fresh. We know our farmers and we’d like you to get to know them, too.
Gary Crouch runs Mountain Meadow Mushroom Farms in Escondido, CA. He hand picks local customers who share his values. The mushrooms are delivered within hours of harvest for maximum freshness. To Gary, relationships matter. One taste of his Mushroom soup and you’ll be glad we’re friends with Gary.
The fresher that we can get it them, the more flavor it has to it. The flavor profile changes distinctly from the time you pick it to the time it’s eaten.
Bob Campbell farms 160 cauliflower acres just for us. The harvest is timed to the exact day for maximum freshness. As soon as the cauliflower reaches our kitchens, it’s hand-cut and taken to the restaurant. It’s heads above any other cauliflower.
(A farmer standing in a field, holding a head of cauliflower.)
You have to be highly skilled to grow a Radish. They grow fast over a short period of time, so if a problem occurs, you have to deal with it immediately or lose the crop. Muranaka Farm is an expert in growing radishes. One crisp, earthy, spicy bite and you’ll know: Muranaka is the radish master.
Broccoli Bob Campbell farms 160 acres just for us. The harvest is timed to the exact day for maximum freshness. As soon as the broccoli reaches our kitchens, it’s hand-cut and taken to the restaurant. Taste Joan’s Broccoli Madness. It’s crazy fresh.
Limoneira, or “The Place of Lemons,” has been a leader in citrus farming for over a century. Guests enjoy 1.5 million lemons a year in our restaurants. They’re delivered 2-3 times a week. Chopped in our kitchen and squeezed fresh onto our salads and pastas in the restaurant. We don’t like lemons, we LOVE them.
Muranaka beets are tasty, vitamin rich, colorful and delicious. Our restaurants pickle our beets with our artisan blend of pickling spices and vinegar. You can taste the difference.
“Sweet Potato Joe” started the company right after World War II. Over 70 years later, sweet potatoes have been the mainstay for the Alvernaz family. Their farm is now one of California’s prominent family owned and operated sweet potato operations, shipping more than 300,000 cartons of healthy, vitamin rich, and delicious Sweet Potatoes per year.
This unique and ever-changing, seasonally-fresh blend of green romaine, red tango, baby spinach, red chard, red romaine, arugula, and Lolla Rose is field crisp and bursting with flavor and goodness.
Our produce doesn’t come from a freezer or a big corporation. It’s harvested fresh from the earth from family farmers like Broccoli Bob Campbell and Charles Muranaka. Trusted growers who are our friends, our partners, our heroes. The more you discover them, the more you’ll discover fresh.
Gary Crouch
Years Farming: 34 years
Grows: White Mushrooms, Cremini, Portobello, Oyster, Shitake
I enjoy supporting them a lot because they support local farming. That’s not cheap these days you know they could go to the LA market and buy a bunch of it off the street and it could be coming from who knows where. But that’s not what they are all about. The want to give the customer the freshest, best stuff they could find.
When we pick and pack, it’s typically shipped within the first couple of days. So the freshness of it is a quick turnaround. Because we’re maybe a day and a half away.
We’ve run clean fuel for a long time. Moving towards hybrid vehicles and CNG power and things like that.
Charles Muranaka
Muranaka Farms, Moorpark, CA
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