Farmers Market Printable Recipe Cards
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It’s a new season which means it’s time for another free, printable recipe card. Today I’m so excited to introduce my Farmers Market Printable Recipe Cards.
As you well know, for the past three years I have been sharing a free, printable recipe card with you every few months. I used the seasons (and a couple holidays) to inspire the recipe card designs of previous years, but this year I’m taking inspiration from things around me or projects that I’m working on.
A couple months ago I shared these adorable Honey Bee Recipe Cards with you. They were inspired by this beehive cake that I created. Cute and delicious! What’s not to love?
Last year I moved to the city and one of my favorite things came to be, and continues to be, visiting the local Farmers Markets. Pittsburgh (I assume like many cities) has farmers markets many days throughout the week. In fact, if I wanted to, I could visit a different market every day.
This year, I’ve decided to take part in two CSAs – an acronym that stands for community supported agriculture. CSAs give local residents direct access to high quality, locally grown fresh produce. On Tuesdays I pick up some vegetables and on Friday I buy a bouquet of flowers. I’m really loving both events as having a variety of fresh vegetables on hand keeps me eating healthier and the flowers are always a highlight to my week.
Given that these farmers, their markets, and my CSA shares are a such a big part of my summer, I thought a recipe card inspired by them would be the perfect addition to my collection.
I know I will be using these cards to remember and note recipes inspired by the season and my farmers market . stretch. Actually, I have been taking a few of these cards with me when I visit my local markets as there is usually a cooking demonstration and it helps me in jotting down the recipes and ingredients.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always been such a big fan of the whole farm-to-table movement. Like anything, I realize it’s been a little watered down these days, but there’s nothing better than using fresh, in-season ingredients to fuel your body. I also love that I’m able to support local farmers, businesses, and community members.
Farmers Market Recipe Card Download:
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And if you use any of my printables, I would so enjoy seeing what you do! Be sure to share your photos on Instagram and tag @inspiredbycharm.
If you’re looking for past recipe cards you can find them here:
2016 Collection
2017 Collection
Honey Bee Recipe Card
Also, if you do happen to print and use any of these recipe cards, feel free to take some photos and share them on Instagram and tag @inspiredbycharm – I would love to see your pictures!
By using your free printable recipe cards and a binder from a secondhand store. I was able to create a beautiful family recipes binder as a family heirloom. All for under$10. Thank you inspired by charm!
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xo Michael
Nice and Simple card. Thanks for sharing.
Your recipe cards are wonderful! I like them especially because I’m a big fan of handwritten recipes. My mom died when she was just 58 years old, and one of the things I inherited is her recipe collection. Some of them are cut from magazines and a few are photocopied, but almost none are typed out–they’re written out by hand. Seeing her handwriting brings me so much comfort! There’s something really special about having recipes written by someone you love. I’m trying to remember that for the sake of my own children, but finding cute recipe cards is harder than it used to be: sometimes the ones you find in stores are printed on such glossy paper that you can hardly write on them. With yours, I can print them on nice cardstock and voila! Just what I need.
Sorry to go on and on. Really just wanted to say thank you.
P.S. There’s an “r” missing from “farmers” in your title, in case you want to fix that.