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Get Local


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  Join farmers, chefs, and ASAP in celebrating a featured local food each month when the crop's at its peak, of course! 

In September, it's all about apples.

To Get Local, enjoy the month's featured ingredient at participating restaurants and eateries (scroll down for a list). Each will use the ingredient to create their own unique dishes that reflect our region's changing, seasonal harvest. Also find the featured item in abundance at farmers tailgate markets, groceries, and roadside farm stands during the month.


Download a PDF of the full 2010/2011 Get Local schedule.


Diners

A complete list of 2010/2011 participating restaurants is coming soon. Past participants have included Bouchon (Asheville, NC), Earth Fare Deli & Cafe (South Asheville, NC), Lobster Trap (Asheville), Posana Cafe (Asheville, NC), Rosetta's Kitchen (Asheville, NC),Season's Restaurant at Highland Lake Inn (Flat Rock, NC),Square One Bistro (Hendersonville, NC), Storie Street Grill (Blowing Rock, NC),Tomato Jam Cafe (Asheville, NC), West End Bakery (Asheville, NC), and The Fresh Quarter (produce store in downtown Asheville,) as well as other stores and distributors.


Recipes

Find recipes from local chefs using featured ingredients in our recipe section.

 

Chefs, Cooks, and Food Service Professionals

If you would like to involve your restaurant, cafeteria, or other food service business, contact Lee Seabrook. ASAP can help you source the ingredient of the month locally. If you need assistance connecting with area farmers, contact Megan Ray

 

Use these links to find more local restaurants and food services.

Restaurants in ASAP's Local Food Guide

Asheville Independent Restaurant Association

The World's First Foodtopian Society

 


 

 
                                    
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Fresh at Farmers Markets
From peaches to pears to pawpaws, it’s a fabulous time to find fruit at area markets.
 
This past Saturday was the first market day of the season for vendor Fresh Pearspective, who offer, you guessed it, pears! Their booth at Asheville City Market was filled with Bosch and Seckel varieties to buy and sample. 
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We Can Accomplish Great Things...With Your Support
Do you wonder how much difference your gift to ASAP can make? Here are some examples of what ASAP can accomplish, with your support:
 
$500 can establish a school garden.
$100 can fund a cooking demo on how to prepare fresh foods.
$25 trains a farmer in new skills.
 
Give a donation to ASAP as a sustainable gift--and tell the recipient about the good work that will be done in his or her name.
 
What's In Season?

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The harvest of the month for September is apples. Click the image above to learn more about our Get Local program.

And use our chart to find out which other local items are in season. Download a PDF. 

 

 


 
 
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