Showing posts with label Cleveland OH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleveland OH. Show all posts

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Lake Erie Creamery ~ Cleveland,OH


3167 Fulton Road
Suite 109
Cleveland, OH 44109-1466

(216) 961-9222




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Who would ever guess there was a small urban creamery tucked in redeveloped building in the city of Cleveland?

Since 2006, husband and wife team, Jerry Onken and Mariann Janosko, have been there, making their artisan cheeses by hand.Their cheeses are sold to local chefs, at farmers markets and at small retail outlets that care for their cheeses the way they would.

Byproducts, such as whey from making the cheeses, go back to area farms to feed Hampshire hogs and pastured poultry that are destined for some of Cleveland's finest restaurants.


Types of Cheeses

FRESH CHÈVRE
 
Hand made fresh each week from goat milk that is gently pasteurized in small batches, this  lightly salted chèvre has a clean flavor with buttery overtones. A delight to serve fresh or use in any goat cheese recipe.





BLOMMA
Blomma is Swedish for flower, a reference to this soft-ripened cheese’s “bloomy rind.” A more assertive goat cheese — creamy and piquant when fully ripe at about six weeks. For those who prefer a milder cheese, the Blomma goes to market at three weeks, with a creamy layer surrounding a firm center.


 

Lake Erie Creamy's  Blomma took the Grand Prize for Dairy in the 2008 Gallo Family Vineyards Gold Medal Awards.





FETA

Greek-style cheese of raw goat milk. The wheels are mild and creamy, aged for 60 days in a lightly salted whey brine.









FROMAGE BLANC

Creamy, unsalted cheese made to order. A whole milk rather than a cream cheese, it makes a flavorful substitute for cream cheeses in dessert recipes.








CAERPHILLY

Caerphilly is a simple cheese, mild and buttery, that originated in Welsh farmhouses as lunch for Welsh and English miners.  Lake Erie Creamy's Caerphilly is made with  raw goat milk, and dipped  in wax and aged for 60 days.




The goat milk they use comes from Saanen diary goats from Cherry Lane Farms in Portage County

(Wikipedia mentions this breed of goat is known for it's calm and mild manner, often described by breeders as "living marshmellows")

Cherry Lane Farm is a working farm and because of health and safety reasons cannot accommodate on-farm visitors.

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Tremont Farmers Market ~ Cleveland,OH

A weekly market in the heart of Cleveland
Tuesdays  4 PM - 7 PM
Lincoln Park,
on W14th between Starkweather and Kenilworth Avenues, at Howard Ave.


Parking is available around the perimeter of the park, or across the street behind St. Augustine Church, or in the fenced in corner lot owned by the Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church.



Market Offerings: Beans, blueberries, peaches, garlic, zucchini, yellow squash, tomatoes, potatoes, onions, cucumbers, carrots, beets, peppers, swiss chard, apples; free range eggs, beef, grass fed organic cheese, Chevre and Feta; whole grain, locally sourced breads, granola, vegan baked goods, pies, tea, tinctures, coffee, hot sauces, salsas, pierogies & marinara, pesto, hummus, baguettes, pizza. Not food, but: knife sharpening, plants and funky planters for the garden.

We proudly accept WIC, Senior’s Coupons and EBT!

Vendors:


Blaze Gourmet, Blue Sage Farm, The Bonbon Bake Shop, Godmother’s Pizza and Subs, Hickory Acres Meats of Oberlin, Humble Pie Baking Co., Lucky Penny Creamery, Morningside Farm, Ms. Julie’s Kitchen, Noon Sharpening, Ohio Farm Direct, Plant Kingdom Bakery, Por-Bar Farms, Posh Pierogies, Red Basket Farm, Red Cedar Coffee, The Spicehound, Tremont Digs, Tremont Urban Food System (TUFS), t. by Sarah, Woolf Farms, and Wonder City Farm

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Lakewood Farmers Market



Lakewood will have 2 farmers markets this year.

The North Union Farmers Market
Wednesdays in the Kaufmann Park Parking Lot  
June 2 - September 29, 2010
10:00 a.m.  - 1:00 p.m.
Kaufmann Park Parking Lot behind Drug Mart
15412 Detroit Avenue
Lakewood, OH
The Market is operated by the North Union Farmer’s Market in collaboration with the City of Lakewood and features vendors who grow their own produce on small, family-owned farms. Organizers expect up to 15 vendors at each Wednesday’s market.

TheNew Lakewood Farmers Market
Saturdays in the City Center Park, in front of Marc’s.
Beginning June 26  - through October 2, 2010
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
The market will operate every Saturday (except August 7 due to the Lakewood Arts Festival) t This market is being organized by a volunteer group, with the support of the City, who saw a need to offer an additional market during the weekend. Their mission is to connect local residents with fresh, local, homemade/handmade/homegrown produce and products while encouraging local entrepreneurship and unify the community through sustainable endeavors.