Posts Tagged ‘vendor’
Farmer’s Famous Fish
Posted on: April 30, 2013
- In: Food
- 10 Comments
Hello Friends, I hope you are having a terrific Tuesday!
Saturday, I had the BEST fish sandwich that I’ve ever eaten in my life and “that’s the truth Ruth!” Don’t get me wrong, I’ve had plenty of good fried fish sandwiches; my cousin in New Rochelle can throw down; my church sells some mean fried fish dinners on Fridays; last year I waited almost an hour for a piece of fried fish at Del State’s homecoming; and I always buy fish sandwiches from Dale United Methodist Church at The Middletown Peach Festival. BUT The Farmer Family, owners of Farmers Famous Fish, can throw down, their fish sandwiches are by far the best I’ve ever tasted!
This ‘old school famous fish fry is located in the corner of the BP parking lot on Routes 896/40 in Glasgow, DE. They will be celebrating their 1st Year Anniversary at this location in August and their seasonal opening was last weekend – they sold out on both days! Farmers Famous Fish is a home-based catering business, and their family and friends have tried to convince them to open a restaurant, but for now they want to be out and about in the community so these Weekend Warriors also set up at other events including Community Day in Newark.
Farmer’s Famous Fish is a family friendly operation headed by David and Troy Farmer that also includes their sons David, Jr. (21), Tyelor (18) and Daniel (13). Only quality fish including Swai, Cod and Pollock is used because it’s great for deep frying and also has a light, flaky texture with a hint of sweetness. Hand cut, fresh potatoes sprinkled with a Cajun seasoning are placed alongside two pieces of golden fried fish on a soft, fresh baked roll. The fish is then topped with their (secret recipe) Chipolte coleslaw, a few thin slices of red onion and lemon wedges (my mouth waters just thinking about it).
My suggestion is while waiting for your sandwich and fries try a piece of Troy’s World Famous Sweet Potato Cornbread, it’s delicious, not overly sweet and your taste buds will thank you. You may want to buy another piece to save for dessert later, ask to have a little confectioners sugar sprinkled on top.
It would be great to see Farmers Famous Fish featured on an episode of The Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives because this is not grease laden fish slapped between two pieces of Wonder Bread soaked in hot sauce, not sayin those aren’t good but – these are “Slap ‘Yo Mama – It’s So Good” fish sandwiches and I will definitely be going back for more (diet is officially over!)
Farmers Famous Fish is a cash-only stand that is open every Saturday and Sunday until November and soon they will be adding Fish Tacos and Meat loaf to the menu.
Like them on Facebook to keep up with the specials.
Tags: BP Gas Station, cajun fries, catering, chipolte sauce, church fish dinners, Community Day, dale methodist church, DE, DE Community Day, deep fried, Delaware State College, diet, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, family business, Farmers Famous Fish, fish fry, fish sandwich, fish sandwiches, Fish Tacos, flaky texture, food, fried fish sandwiches, Glasgow, hand cut fries, Home Based Business, homecoming, hot sauce, lemon wedge, Meatloaf, Middletown Peach Festival, New Rochelle, Newark, restaurants, resturant, Routes 896/40, Sweet Potatoe Cornbread, taste buds, television, The Food Network, united methodist church, vendor, Weekend Warriors, Wikipedia, wonder bread
Sugar Spice and Everything Nice
Posted on: April 8, 2013
On Saturday, at the Dutch Country Farmers Market I had an opportunity to meet a wonderful vendor representing her own small business
Sugar Spice and Everything Nice
Tina Taylor, is a Direct Distributor of easy gourmet products from her pantry to help make your cooking easier. Most of the items in the product line require only one or two additional ingredients, allowing you to spend less time in the kitchen especially now with the better weather!
All of the products are made from the finest ingredients with offerings of sugar free and gluten free options. Whether you prefer sweet, savory or spicy, the ever-expanding product line has something for you and the entire family.
What makes Sugar Spice and Everything Nice so unique is that in addition to the packaged gourmet products she also offers many delicious cooked & baked items daily, full service catering, linen rentals, party supply rentals, balloons & party supplies, invitations, gift baskets as well as many unique favors and gifts.
Other Great Opportunities That Are Available With Sugar Spice And Everything Nice
Fundraising Program is a unique and exciting venture that has a 50% profit, no upfront investment and FREE shipping or delivery! If you are looking for an exciting, new product to sell for your organization this is your answer!
~ ~
Host a home tasting, cooking or dipping party where she will come in and serve up a variety of dips & drinks and make an amazing dish and you earn free products! This is a perfect excuse to have a GIRLS NIGHT OUT!!
~ ~
Become a consultant and sell the amazing products to generate extra income and free products all while having fun!
~ ~
Don’t have the time for a home party…host a catalog party or virtual online show and still earn free products!
~ ~
Cooking classes are offered once a month (check website for schedule).
~ ~
Customized Gift Baskets available for Holiday, Birthday, Corporate Gift and more!
Tina is also a Tastefully Simple Independent Consultant. If you would like to place an order, host a tasting party or if you would like to join her team and sign up as an independent consultant, please visit her website at http://www.tastefullysimple.com/web/ttaylor5
Product Review Disclosure:
I did not receive any product in exchange for this review.
Any sponsored giveaways or posts will be noted as such.
Tags: balloons, beverage mixes, catering, chef, cocktail, cooking classes, corporate gifts, dessert, direct distributor, direct seller, Dutch Country Farmers Market, easy dinner, food, fundraising, gift baskets, Girls Night In, gluten free, Gourmet, gourmet products, herbs, Independent Consultant, mocktail, olive oils, online catalog, party favors, pasta, perfect excuse, Popcorn, product review disclosure, restaurants, small business, small business owner, soup, spices, Sugar ' Spice, sugar free, Sugar Spice and Everything Nice, Tastefully Simple, tasting parties, tina taylor, vendor
OOTD – Poppin Pink
Posted on: April 5, 2013
Hello Friends and Happy Fri-Yay!
I am so excited because tomorrow is the first Flea Market of the season at Dutch Country Farmers Market in Middletown and I will be there bright and early! I love getting rid of unused household items and making extra cash while doing it. Yard Sales are also great ways to accomplish this but there is more foot traffic at Farmers’ Market and I look forward to seeing AND buying from the other vendors. This season in addition to the household items, books and of course shoes, I will also be selling wholesale costume jewelry and am anxious to see how it goes. I purchased necklaces, bracelets and rings from a wholesale dealer in anticipation of making a good profit – I hope it pans out – wish me luck!
Today is casual Friday so I’m wearing jeans, PINK jeans…I didn’t want it to be too much so decided to wear a long Tunic over them, what do you think?
Do you like Flea Markets and Yard Sales?
Tunic – East Eassence.com // Liz Claiborne Jeans – JC Penney // Attention Shoes – Kmart
Linking up today with Friday Chaos – join in and meet a new blogger
Have a fantabulous weekend – Smooches!
Tags: blog hop, books, casual friday, casual Friday attire, clothing, colored jeans, costume jewelry, Dutch Country Farmers Market, East Essence.com, extra cash, fashion, fashion after fifty, Flea Market, Friday chaos, jc penney, jeans, Kmart, Liz Claiborne, Liz Clairborne, making extra money, middle school, OOTD, profit, shoes, shopping, skinny jeans, style, tunic, unused household items, vendor, Weekend, wholesale costume jewelry, wholesale dealer, wholesale jewelry, Yard Sale
Remembering Bob Marley
Posted on: February 7, 2013
Happy Birthday
Nesta Robert Marley
“He made his reggae music to uplift us, inform, entertain, inspire, and make change in the world. He’s a musician, a poet and songwriter, a philosopher, a soldier, an activist and a leader.” – Cedella Marley
Delaware Roots
His mother, Cedella Booker, relocated from Jamaica to his first American home in Wilmington, Delaware in 1966. That same year Bob Marley married Rita Anderson and joined his mother in Delaware for a few months, where he worked as a DuPont lab assistant and on an assembly line at a Chrysler plant under the alias Donald Marley. Every summer we have a PeoplesFestival at the Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park in Wilmington celebrating his life with live music, food, vendors and fun.
One of my favorite Bob Marley hits was “one love” which is now a theme song for vacation travel to Jamaica.
What is yours?
Tags: 68 years old, assembly line, Birthday, bob marley, car, cedella booker, cedella marley, celebrities, Chrysler plant, Delaware, donald marley, Dupont, Dupont lab assistant, entertainment, festival, food, Jamaica, live music, mother cedella, music, one love, PeoplesFestival, reggae music, robert marley, Theme Song, travel, Tubman-Garrett Riverfront Park, vendor, Wilmington
Flea Market Saturday – “Getting Rid of Stuff 1 Saturday a Month At A Time”
Posted on: August 4, 2012
On the first Saturday of each month you can set up tables to sell new and used items for a fee of $15.00, at The Dutch Country Farmers Market in Middletown. In June I made over $150.00, but last month it was too darn hot, so today the boys and I went and got a great spot in the shade – thanks Sister Jeanette!!!
I try not to spend my profits but today was not a good selling day so I walked around to check out the other vendors and came across this Raggedy Anne Doll for $1.00 to add to my collection.
We got up early so Tayair decided to nap and Malik stayed in the air conditioned car for most of the morning.
If you are a collector of old newspapers and magazines, these were being sold for $5.00 a piece.
Of course I purchased more jewelry from my favorite $1.00 vendor, and a tripod for my camera. All in all it was a good day and I am looking forward to next month.
