LIVE cooking demonstration with CFM vendor beSPICED!
Tuesday, September 29th at 4 pm on the Coppell Farmers Market Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/events/664307714292030
For this demonstration, Sapna Punjabi-Gupta will guide participants through a plant-powered soup recipe that uses her favorite fall season spices, seasonal produce from the market, and a variety of dals (split beans and lentils).
Dal soup kit available for... | Read More
Written by Aimee Blinder, Coppell Farmers Market (CFM) Committee Member and Creative Writer.
In our interview series, It Takes A Village, Meet Yours, we take time out to meet with a variety of our cherished and beloved vendors where they share interesting and fun perspectives on their lives.
If you’ve been to CFM, then you most definitely know our next vendor spotlight. Paul from Wackym’s Kitchen is known for his creative and colorful hats and in normal... | Read More
CFM vendor BeSpiced shares a spiced okra recipe, okra cooking tips, and about the nutritional and Ayurvedic benefits of okra.
Written by Aimee Blinder, Coppell Farmers Market (CFM) Committee Member and Creative Writer.
As we continue winding our way through our delightful interview series, we caught up with Pam Bever from one of our newest vendors, Highway 19 Produce, who joined CFM in February of this year. Even though customers recognize Pam and Mark as the faces at the Market, the true heart of this family operation is... | Read More
Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Volunteer
On a recent warm summer night, I gave a ring to Leah and Brady Courtney who spoke to me from their home in Winnsboro, situated two hours away from Coppell. Their dairy operation is a family affair having started as a commercial dairy farm back in the early 90’s by Brady’s dad Toey and mom Linda, transitioning to a retail farm in 2007. As the sole dairy offering at CFM, we were eager to get a look into their life and hear their... | Read More
Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Member
In our new interview series, It Takes A Village, Meet Yours, we take time out to meet with a variety of our cherished vendors where they share interesting and fun perspectives on their lives.
Today’s spotlight is on Sapna Punjabi-Gupta of beSPICED. Offering a rich tapestry of blended healing modalities and traditions, Sapna’s journey and passion shines through in our recent virtual sit down. We had a wonderful... | Read More
Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Member
In our new interview series, It Takes A Village, Meet Yours, we take time out to meet with a variety of our cherished vendors where they share interesting and fun perspectives on their lives.
We recently had the pleasure of having a virtual sit down with our premiere floral connoisseur Amanda Vanhoozier of Bishop Hill Farm Flowers. She spoke with us from her home & urban flower farm just a hoot & a holler... | Read More
Written by Aimee Blinder, CFM Committee Member
In our new interview series, we take time out to meet with a variety of our cherished vendors where they share interesting and fun perspectives on their lives.
Today’s spotlight is on Delanco Farms. Over six years ago Colleen & Russell Gonzales along with their two daughters moved to Paradise, Texas to follow their dream of creating a sustainable, organic principled farm on their six acres of land. Colleen and Russell... | Read More
It’s peak egg season! Visit Livestock First Ranch, Rehoboth Ranch, or Weathertop Farm at the CFM to find pasture-raised eggs.
Farmers and ranchers at the Coppell Farmers Market take pride in raising their laying hens on pasture, and this time of year they are bringing an abundance of eggs to sell. One might ask “What does the term “pasture-raised” mean?”
Watch the short film The Story of an Egg to learn... | Read More
The Coppell Farmers Market vendors will be set up in an alternate arrangement on Saturday, February 22nd due to construction on the Old Town Pavilion, sometimes called the “Farmers Market Pavilion”.
Alternate Layout on February 8th. The layout will be repeated until pavilion construction is completed.All vendor stalls will be located out front of the pavilion structure (off West Main) in the adjoining parking lot, and setup in no assigned order. Customers may need... | Read More
