Archive for August, 2012
Earl’s Organic Visits Google
Earl’s Organic was invited to participate in the “Top of the Crop” produce showcase on August 1stat Google in Mountain View, California. Earl’s has been working with the many Google restaurants for the past 5 years. This was a great opportunity to meet and introduce Earls and our full line of A-Z organic produce to the entire Google culinary team. Earl’s set up a beautiful display of summer fruit and vegetables including melons, stone fruit, beans, broccoli and heirloom tomatoes.
Google food service did a presentation about how they use organic produce and work with small farmers for their Google food program. Other participants included Greenleaf and ALBA. We look forward to many more years working with Google to provide them with the freshest in season organic produce.
Late Harvest Summer Lady Peaches
We are coming to the end of the California peach season and the transition from early season peaches, to late harvest peaches. Late harvest varieties are usually picked the third or fourth week in July. They are lower in moisture and less juicy than early varieties but they are full of flavor. The peaches have been on the tree longer resulting in a more solid piece of fruit. Don’t wait until they get too soft though, this could result in a mealy peach.
Late harvest peaches eat less ripe and more firm than early varieties. Freestone varieties will pull apart easily after making a slice and the pit will fall out. Some of the most popular late harvest varieties are the O’Henry and Summer Lady at Earl’s Organic now!
We will be sampling the Summer Lady peaches TONIGHT August 2nd at the The Academy of Sciences “Summer Games” Nightlife event. 21+ only from 6-10pm. Come join us!






