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Market Scene: Winter Settles in at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket

Market Scene: NY

Snapshots from the farmers market.

Lauren Rothman
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Market Scene: Winter Settles in at the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket

[Photographs: Lauren Rothman]

In season now: Apples, Pears, Winter Squash, Beets, Potatoes, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, Cabbage, Broccoli, Hardy Greens
In season soon: More of the same!

The Greenmarket these days is looking, well, a little gray. Yup, it's winter, and the local produce you can get now is what you'll be getting clean through March or April: apples and pears; squash and roots; onions and crucifers. It's all delicious, but it's not too varied.

So on that note, Market Scene is going into hibernation for the winter. We'll see you back here in the spring when our favorite early-season vegetables start to appear, though we may pop up with highlights from winter markets from time to time!

The Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket is open on the Northwest corner of Prospect Park every Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Lauren Rothman Almost-Vegetarian, Blogger, Urban Gardener

A recent graduate of the City University of New York's journalism program, Lauren was born, raised, and still resides in Brooklyn. She has been an avid cook and food lover since childhood. Here on Serious Eats, you can check out her drinks and recipes coverage. Want more? take a look at her work elsewhere around the web on her personal website.

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