Best Markets in Provence: Part II Farmer’s Markets
Ashley Tinker · Markets in Provence and Cote d'Azur · TasteThe quality of the produce is impressive here in Provence. However, all produce is not created equal. The first year I was here, I grew many of my own vegetables. I later wondered why I went through all that trouble. There are some producer’s markets where farmers sell their pickings from that morning. How can you tell? All I can say is that after 2.5 years here, I can easily tell which veggies are exceedingly versus very fresh. Continue reading here for Ashley’s market tips for buying the best seasonal produce in Provence. She also shares some great “where the locals go” tips for touring after your trip to the market.
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