This week’s Dark Days Eat Local Challenge meal was provided nearly entirely by Wild Hive Bakery & Café: Ravioli with a Creme Fraiche sauce.
Ravioli and Creme Fraiche
The ravioli were homemade by Wild Hive using:
- their own spelt flour
- eggs from their own chickens
- cheese from Ronny Brook
- apple from Fishkill Farms
- parsnips from Four Winds Farm
- salt and pepper from away
I tossed the cooked ravioli in some melted Ronny Brook Creme Fraiche and sprinkled on some dried parsley (from Newtown Cedar Hill Farm, dried).
This was the easiest challenge meal ever! I like slow food and I don’t mind if someone else does the slow part.
By the way, the challenge is still going strong until the end of March, with the last recap being posted in early April.
The months following the DDELC are interesting up here in the northeast. Ramps, fiddleheads, and asparagus will soon be coming up and then finally, the bounty of summer! If anyone’s interested in doing a few months of a clear-out-the-freezer-and-pantry-to-make-room-for the-new-stuff challenge, let me know.
on Mar 19th, 2010 at 7:59 am
[...] only are we supporting local businesses, but it can make things a lot easier for us too! Sophie (Late Bloomers Farm) picked up some locally made apple and parsnip ravioli, tossed it with crème fraiche and called it [...]