Edible Magazine | San Joaquin Valley
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"Celebrating the bounty of the San Joaquin Valley"
"Celebrating the bounty of the San Joaquin Valley"
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San Joaquin Valley
tells the stories of the extraordinary farmers, ranchers, cheesemakers, bakers, brewers, winemakers, chefs and other food and drink artisans in Fresno and surrounding counties of the valley.
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in the San Joaquin ValleyAt Edible San Joaquin Valley, we celebrate the delicious local and seasonal food and drink found in Fresno and the surrounding counties.
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@easyylivin
@eatfigsnotpigs
@figandhoneylavishgrazing
@krolls_korner
@steakbeforecake
@wejustlikefood
on our counter
what we’re enjoying right now - staff pickson our counter
what we’re enjoying right now—staff picksHazelnut Coffee Creamer
from Rosa Brothers Milk Co.
www.rosabrothers.com
Pistachio Cranberry Biscotti
from Enzo’s Table
www.enzostable.com
Sweet Potatoes
from Bako Sweet
www.bakosweet.com
Orange Blossom Honey
from Bradshaw Honey
www.beebotanical.com
Blood Red Oranges
from local farmers market
Hazelnut Coffee Creamer
Rosa Brothers Milk Co.
www.rosabrothers.com
Pistachio Cranberry Biscotti
Enzo’s Table
www.enzostable.com
Blood Red Oranges
local farmers market
Sweet Potatoes
Bako Sweet
www.bakosweet.com
Orange Blossom Honey
Bradshaw Honey
www.beebotanical.com
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EDIBLE SJVnew & notable
@churrasco_grill
@churrasco_grill
@churrasco_grillChurrasco Grill
Tucked away in a business complex near the airport is this hidden gem Greek and Mediterranean eatery. Take-out orders are plenty, but they offer dine-in for those who have the time to spend. Locals love the explosion of flavors from their meat dishes, salads and claim-to-fame garlic sauce. Other favorite menu items are their fresh and fluffy pita bread and Fatoush salad paired with crunchy pita chips to scoop with. They serve good-sized portions, making special trips worth the drive. churrascogrillfresno.com
@outofthebarrelfresno
@outofthebarrelfresno
@outofthebarrelfresnoOut of the Barrel
Next time you’re in Fig Garden Village, make sure to stop by Out of the Barrel, one of only three locations in the state. They offer more than 30 taps of rotating microbrew, wine and ciders to immerse you in a small,
independent and craft brewery experience – they are passionate about supporting small. Join in during one of their interactive trivia nights for a fun night out. Don’t forget your furry friend, who will be welcomed with open arms. outofthebarrelbeer.com
@official_kempbbq
@official_kempbbq
@official_kempbbqKemp BBQ
If smoked meats satisfy your cravings, then this recently opened barbecue restaurant should be top of your must-try list. They use real wood to slow smoke their meats and have plenty of delicious sides to choose from. Ribs and hot links also grace their menu and have been known to sell out. They promise to have their items hot and ready when you arrive at their Clovis location that offers both indoor and outdoor seating. kempbbq.com@mochinut_official
@mochinut_official
@mochinut_officialMochinut
Mochi+Donut is a combination of a Japanese rice cake and American-style donut that originated in Hawaii. Its crisp exterior and chewy interior textures made with sticky sweet rice flour has locals addicted to each bite.
These donuts have a unique and pleasing shape made of eight connected balls in a circular shape that’s popular among young people. Try flavors such as chocolate, vanilla, matcha and earl grey, to name a few, and they come with fun toppings like cookies, fruit and nuts. mochinut.com
@la_cubanita_bakery
@la_cubanita_bakery
@la_cubanita_bakery
La Cubanita Bakery
Locals can now get authentic Cuban food here in the valley. The owners launched their business to celebrate the Cuban culture and to preserve the flavors they grew up eating in Miami. They offer fresh-baked pastelitos infused with their signature preserves, handmade empanadas, croquetas and Cuban sandwiches pressed on fresh-baked Cuban bread. Finish up your meal with a Cuban coffee and flan or arroz con leche. They offer online ordering on scheduled days of the week and catering services. lacubanitabakery.square.site@oohdelolli_icepops
@oohdelolli_icepops
@oohdelolli_icepopsOoh De Lolli
This unique small-batch producer started out making one-of-a-kind non-dairy ice pops using seasonal produce grown in the valley where they sold them from a pop-up cart. When ice pop season closes, they offer baked goods at local venues and shops. They often offer social media sales of special baked goods that tend to sell out quickly. You won’t find frozen fruit ingredients in their offerings. They pride themselves in sourcing fresh seasonal and local fruits. Hurry and order your ice pops or berry pie for your summer event. oohdelolli.com@thelocalotc
@thelocalotc
@thelocalotcThe Local
This family-owned restaurant is located in Old Town Clovis and the owners spent more than 20 years listening and getting to know what their community wanted while operating two other businesses. The Local was born in early 2019 offering a wine bar, craft beers, great food made fresh daily using locally sourced ingredients and even better customer service. Their philosophy is simple: “As great cooking starts with great ingredients, great ingredients starts with great farmers.” Customers can dine on their patio made comfortable with heaters, or they offer carry-out and delivery. www.thelocalotc.comConnect With Us.
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