Family Circle Magazine
October 2010
Melissa's Everyday Cooking with Organic Produce
(MECOP) is nicely featured on page 94 of the food section.
Better Homes and Gardens
September 2010

Melissa's
Black Mission Figs & Brown Turkey Figs are featured on a page 186 within the food section in an article entitled "Figs".
ShopSmart
September 2010

Melissa's chile peppers are noted and quoted on the "
Chili Pepper" story feature as the cover of the food section in which they used a variety of chile peppers to give an introducation on what to do with them and how to use them.
Martha Stewart Living
August 2010

Melissa's Produce noted as a source from 2 items in different recipes. One of the recipe sources Melissa's
Dried New Mexico Chiles and the other recipe sources Melissa's
Edible Flowers.
Good Morning America TV
July 22, 2010
Melissa's Everyday Cooking with Organic Produce book was featured nicely on on the TV show in which
Chef Emeril did a review of the cookbooks of the summer, see complete clip by
clicking on this link.
Bon Appetit Magazine
July 2010

Melissa's
Shishito Peppers are featured on pages 58-60 in an article entitled "Hot Peppers, Bordeaux-Style"... its a great article and recipe feature
Saveur
June / July 2010

Melissa's Asian Produce is noted as the source for a variety of Asian Greens on page 102 for the following "
Asian Essential" items: Napa Cabbage, Bok Choy, Shanghai Bok Choy, Petite Choy Sum, Gai Lan, Choy Sum, Yellow Nira Grass and more...
Eating Well Magazine
June 2010

In this edition, Melissa's
Cherries are the cover feature of this article. Also noted for the other produce items throughout the publication including
Plums and
Plumcots on page 13 and about
Sno Peas on pages 37 - 41.
Heart Healthy Living
Summer 2010

Melissa's summer tree fruit are nicely noted in an article on page 72 called "Old and New Favorite"... The "new favorites" tree fruit include Melissa's
White Apricots (Angelcots), Black Apricots, Saturn Peaches and
Sweet Dream Peaches.
Fine Cooking Magazine
June / July 2010

In this edition, Melissa's Cherries (
Bing and
Rainier) are feaured nicely with descriptions and photos of recipes using them on pages 79 - 85