Produce Express is an advocate of the "Buy Fresh, Buy Local" concept and has established relationships with a variety of farms for the purpose of supporting local farmers and offering our customers the fresh fruits and vegetables grown by these farmers.
Parsley root is related to parsnips, a beige carrot like root with a carrot-celery flavor, but should not be confused with parsnips, even though they look very similar.
Resembling a top heavy, ivory colored carrot with a sweet, nutty flavor, parsnips are a traditional winter vegetable. Cold weather is responsible for the flavor as the cold turns the starches into sugars.
The arrival of the freshly picked green peas is a telltale sign of spring. The tender, sweet, plump peas must be shucked from their inedible pods and can be eaten raw or cooked.
Favored for its crisp, sweet pod than its tiny peas, the flat shape of the Sno Pea makes it easy to distinguish from other edible pea pods, like the Sugar Snap Pea.
Bright green and sweet, string-less sugar snap peas have a crisp, edible pod. Resembling miniature versions of common green pea pods, sugar snap peas are not only tender and entirely edible, but quite sweet and juicy as well.
Hosui, meaning 'abundant juice', is the leading Asian pear variety in California-large, round russeted brown skin, sweet, refreshing, crisp and rich with a brandy aroma.
A perfect pear for eating out of hand or in salads. Its tender skin is blushed with red covering small to large areas and turns pale green and yellow when ripe.
Perhaps the most useful and commonly available variety for cooking., a ripe Bosc will still be firm with dense, tender flesh that is honey-sweet, rich and aromatic and will give ever so slightly when gently pressed.
Pebbles is a unique bean of which Mohr-Fry Ranches are exclusive growers. The beans look like a mixture of beans with all their colors, but they are not. They are all from the same plant.
Native to South America, aji amarillo is a bright-orange, thick-fleshed chile with a medium to hot heat level which offers a lot of fruitiness for its heat.
Introduced in 1975 by New Mexico State University, this cross between a Peruvian chile and various types from New Mexico produces high yields of bright green, mildly hot fruit that mature to red
The habanero pepper, with its terrific heat, its hint-of-citrus flavor and its flowery aroma has once again become a well-loved ingredient in many preparations including hot sauces and other spicy foods.
The Hungarian Wax Pepper, as its name suggests, originated in Hungary. Also known as the Hot Wax Pepper, it is easily confused with the similar-looking banana pepper, but it is much hotter.
A suddenly popular pepper, native to the ancient Spanish town of Padron. Padron is a small, crinkled, green pepper with grooved furrows along their skin.
The Sonora is an Anaheim variety with a very mild flavor. It grows to about 10" in length and up to 1 ½" wide, and although it matures to red, it is commonly used in its less mature, green form.
Pigeon Peas were cultivated in Egypt 4000 years ago. This very old bean was brought to the Southern parts of the United States and Caribbean by slaves from Africa.
Plantains are usually larger and thicker than the more common Cavendish banana variety, with distinct, tapered ends. The dense flesh is pink to pale yellow with a sticky texture.
Relatives of the peach, nectarine and almond, plums are the most diverse group of stone fruit. Their color ranges from green through yellow to red, purple and blue, their flavor from very sweet to sour.
The pummelo is a large oversized sweet, mild grapefruit, weighing 2-3 pounds each with thick skin, white flesh and tart flavor. It has very little, or none, of the common grapefruit's bitterness, but the pith around the segments is bitter.
Cinderella Pumpkins are a unique French heirloom whose correct name is "Rouge vif D'Etampes". It is a deep orange pumpkin that is quite flat, with thick walls, pronounced ribs that are sweet, moist and custard like.
The golden-yellow flesh is medium sweet, string-less and is a very good quality for baking. It is desired for fall decorating due to its unusual slate-green color, deep ribs and drum shape.
Its deep blue color, rich natural flavor, texture and sweetness makes this blueberry puree perfect for desserts, syrups, sauces, pastry recipes, beverages and cocktails.
This dark skinned sour cherry has a blood red flesh color and intense cherry flavor. While unsuitable for eating raw, it is perfect for a myriad of cuisines.
This Roasted Red Pepper puree is made from field-ripened sweet red bell peppers - fire roasted, steamed to loosen their skins and then skinned and seeded by hand.