At the Los Feliz farmers market: Asian vegetables, strawberries and the Gastrobus

Dec. 25, 2009 11 AM PT

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The Los Feliz farmers market is small, and doesn’t boast much free parking. But it offers plenty of prepared foods. And the Gastrobus, which sells excellent, reasonably priced food prepared from market produce by J. Antonio Medina, a former Wolfgang Puck chef, and his wife, Lana. Among their menu items last Sunday: scrambled eggs with toast, cooked just right; mushrooms with tomato and garlic ragout; and smashed Yukon Gold potatoes with leek fondue and mustard. Read more about this fledgling farmers market at David Karp’s weekly Market Watch report:

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