Ebby’s Kitchen

Alexandra Palace and Oval markets.





Ebru from Ebby’s Kitchen has always loved cooking and after having her own children she really took the opportunity to explore authentic Turkish food, the way her mum and grandma used to make. She loves adding her own twist to traditional dishes and working towards perfection. Discovering Ally Pally Farmers’ Market was the inspiration she needed to take the next step. Ebby’s Kitchen started at Alexandra Palace on a sunny day in September and they remember the warm welcome they received from traders and customers alike.

Quality, sustainability and provenance is paramount part of Ebby’s Kitchen. They get their free- range meat from Grove Farm in Essex, our organic ingredients from Riverdale Farm in Canterbury who also trade at the market and source their suppliers carefully. All their Halloumi Cheese is produced in the UK and they are great believers of supporting local family businesses.

Their Kofte Wraps (Durum), Halloumi Wraps and loving made Meatballs and Bulgur rice are our most popular dishes. Ebru gets pleasure out of making her own organic chilli sauces and organic natural yogurt which she uses for her mint sauce and marinates all her Koftes freshly using traditional herb mix. Ebby’s Kitchen prepare the Koftes fresh on the day and work hard to deliver a good experience.

They love serving their regulars and having a chat and meeting new people.

Ebby’s Kitchen are NCASS registered.

Bath Soft Cheese

Alexandra Palace, Oval, and Herne Hill markets.




The Padfields have been farming at Park Farm in Somerset since 1914. They make award-winning organic cheese with milk from their own herd of Friesian cows.

The organic dairy farm is situated just outside Bath around the village of Kelston. The three cheeses always on sale at CCFM are: Bath Soft Cheese, a soft cheese similar to camembert that dates from Admiral Nelson time; the Wyfe fo Bath, a nutty and sweet semi-hard cheese similar to a Gouda; and the Bath Blue Cheese, which won 'Best Cheese in the World' at the World Cheese Awards in 2014. The cheese is currently made in the same stone building where cheddar was made back in 1920's.

parkfarm.co.uk

Fosse Meadows

Herne Hill and Alexandra Palace markets

Nick & Jacob at Fosse Meadows run a high welfare, slow grown free-range chicken farm in Leicestershire.

The key difference with our chicken is the age that we grow it to – 81 days minimum. This is 4 weeks longer than normal free range and a couple of weeks longer than organic. This produces a super tasty chicken – like chicken used to taste with flavour and texture to the meat. Come Christmas, geese, cockerels and turkeys are on the scene, again all grown slowly for more flavour.

Our Chickens have been recommended by James Martin on Saturday Kitchen, and by Diana Henry – local resident to Ally Pally farmers’ Market and author of ‘A Bird in the Hand: Chicken Recipes for Every Day and Every Mood’.

www.fossemeadows.co.uk

Brockman’s Farm Produce

Alexandra Palace, Stepney, Oval, and Herne Hill markets.







Brockman's Farm produce is run by one of the oldest organic and Bio-Dynamic Farms in the UK.
Perry Court Farm at Garlinge Green near Canterbury (not be confused with similar named farms) begun in 1953 where previous generations of the family started converting it to organic methods.

The Kent based farm is now managed by Patrick Brockman, a third generation farmer who has been farming using organic methods since his very first day. Patrick says “that after 6 decades of organic management our soil is as fertile and free of agro chemicals as is possible”.

They specialise in the production and supply of Organic, Heritage and Wild varieties of vegetables, salads, fruits, herbs and additional select produce with crops grown over approximately 45 acres of Fields, Polytunnels and Glass House. They focus heavily on harvesting our leaf and salad crops within 24 hours of them arriving at market, thereby maintaining one of the shortest supply chains and the freshest produce.

They also work closely on cropping and marketing for a number of small partner farms who share the same values as us in terms of quality local organic produce supplied direct to consumers. This enables a viable outlet for the partner farms and supplies them with crops not suited to our own soils.

Their market staff also share our passion for Organic and Bio-Dynamic produce and are an incredibly knowledgeable and well informed bunch who love talking vegetables!

www.agbrockman.co.uk/