Palmyra Real Food Emporium

707 E. Broad St. (at N. Forge Rd. – Rte. 117 Ext.) Palmyra, PA, 17078

Attend the Emporium’s Holiday Open House, November 12 and 13

Karen | October 25, 2010

The Emporium will be celebrating the arrival of the holiday season at a Holiday Open House for its shoppers on Friday and Saturday, November 12 and 13. The celebration’s hours will be noon to six on Friday and 10 to 3 on Saturday, within the Emporium’s usual hours of 8 to 6 on Fridays and [...]

Fresh Food Surprises an Emporium Specialty – Like Six Varieties of Potatoes, Ten of Apples

Karen | October 18, 2010

The Emporium is a specialty market with an accent on freshness. You’ll find items here you won’t find anywhere else, unless on a farm itself. Sometimes Tom Maurer himself is surprised by what he’s offering on his Friday and Saturday market days. Last week, for instance, in addition to Tom Maurer’s local produce rounds, Tom [...]

A Fall Array of Freshly Picked Local Produce

Karen | October 14, 2010

Fall has its own array of farm products and they’ll all be at the Emporium this week – apples, potatoes, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, onions, squash, along with lettuces, Swiss chard and fall radishes. Tom Maurer is finding himself extra busy as the Emporium evolves. Besides keeping the tables, shelves and refrigerators stocked for the Friday [...]

New For This Week – Yellow-Gold Apples and Cinnamon-Raisin Spelt Bread

Karen | October 7, 2010

For this weekend, the Emporium is adding yellow-gold apples from the Eli and Gingrich orchard on the Palmyra-Bellegrove road. And building on Tom Maurer’s newly acquired mastery of baking Swiss braided bread with spelt flour, there will also be freshly baked cinnamon-raisin spelt bread and spelt hamburger buns. The Emporium will be smelling of freshly [...]

Swiss Bread, With Spelt Flour, Being Baked at the Emporium

Karen | October 6, 2010

Tom Maurer is baking Swiss braided bread at the Emporium with a new twist (you might say). He’s using spelt wheat flour in the recipe he got last month from Rita Stoller in Canada. Originally Middle Eastern, spelt is an ancient forerunner of modern wheat and has a nuttier and slightly sweeter flavor. Spelt has [...]