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FEBRUARY 2023

The Apple of Our Eye!

Celebrating English apples

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February 2023

Hello,

February isn’t known for its great weather but look closer, its more action-packed than you think.

This month, we’re looking forward to tossing pancakes and celebrating Valentine’s Day. The perfect day to book a romantic table or cook for someone special.   

And why not bake an apple crumble? These delicious Braeburn apples from Grove Hurst Farm are some of the best tasting apples around. Great for juicing, baking and, of course, eating fresh off the tree.

There are also a few treats in the imported fruit section including fresh Seville oranges if you fancy making some marmalade!

Best,
The County Supplies Team

The Market Chef

The Market Chef

Introducing our new The Market Chef series — a celebration of how to cook with the best seasonal produce, working with some amazing chefs.

With a repertoire ranging from Michelin star fine dining to rustic cuisine, we couldn’t wait to partner with one of our favourite chefs, Ryan Stafford.

English Comice Pear & Burrata Plate
Combining fresh English Comice pears with lashings of creamy burrata, topped off with hazelnuts, rosemary & a sprinkling of truffle.

Winter Caesar Salad
A twist on the traditional Caesar salad – a special Italian raddichio covered with a Bagna Cáuda dressing.

Castelfranco was first grown in Italy in 18th Century but is still as popular as ever – it’s crunchy texture and milder flavour means that it’s great grilled in a salad.

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the best of

Vegetables

  • Jerusalem artichokes Doddington Farm, English
  • Mammole artichokes Italian
  • Cavolo nero English
  • Cardoon Italian
  • January King cabbage English
  • Cime Di Rapa Italian
  • Calcot onions Spanish
  • Celeriac French
  • Green & purple kale English
  • Tropea onions Italian
  • Parsnips Royal Oak Farm, English
  • Monks beard Italian
  • Swiss chard Italian
  • Swede Scottish
  • Tokyo turnips Italian
the best of

Fruits

  • Braeburn apples Grove Hurst Farm, English
  • Buddha's Hand Asian
  • Bergamot orange Italian
  • Kent mango Brazil
  • Piel de Sapo melon Spanish
  • Blood oranges Italian
  • Seville oranges Spanish
  • Pomegranates Spanish
  • Quince Turkish & French
  • Forced rhubarb English
  • Gariguette strawberries French
  • Fraise des bois French
the best of

Salad

  • Castelfranco Italian
  • Friseline lettuce Italian
  • Grumolo Italian
  • Batavia lettuce Italian
  • Tardivo Italian
  • Fiorentino tomatoes Italian
  • Radicchio Italian
  • Rose radicchio Italian

arriving

  • Finger limes Australian
  • Sea Beet Scotland
  • Passé Crassane Pears French
  • Chicoria Spanish

departing

  • Strawberries Egypt
the best of

wild foods

Wild Mushroom
  • Chanterelle
  • Pied De Mouton
Foraged
  • Sea purslane
  • Fresh Cornish seaweeds
  • Salty fingers
  • Juniper branches
February

Top Insights

We’re pleased to be stocking tasty black garlic pastes and purees from Jackie Kennedy in Norfolk. Made lovingly in small batches, they have a rich, balsamic-like sweetness with hints of dried prunes and liquorice.

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Produce sourced from the best british and european growers

No matter the season, we’ve got the right produce for your kitchen. From exotic fruits and vegetables to the essentials, our consistent quality is what brings our clients back again and again. We source locally to keep food miles low and maintain the right temperature for our products to preserve their flavour and delicate quality for longer.

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