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Citrus, Squash, Opah, Broth, Breads

The Manhattan Beach Farmers Market is full of helpful finds today until 4 p.m. Sauce for leftover turkey, fresh fish, bread, greens and colorful holiday wreaths are just a few of the market's picks today.

Enhance leftover turkey with Salsa Poblanos' Turkey Sauce or find the perfect bread for sandwiches from Manhattan Bread and Bagel at today's  Manhattan Beach Farmers Market, going on today until 4 p.m. downtown at 13th Street and Morningside Drive.

Or grab a loaf of MB&B's sourdough, sourdough parmesan or black pepper parmesan to go with Opah from Dry Dock Fish. Opah is a flavorful firm fish with a healthy amount of fish oil, says market manager Susan Hillyer. 

In case you've stuffed yourself over the holiday weekend and are looking for some great greens, JR Organics has lettuce, kale, and acorn, butternut, kabucha and orange kabucha squash.

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Additionally, Sugar Cane Juice is offering their master cleanse, and if you're feeling a bit under the weather, Dave's healing broth might just be the ticket, says Hillyer.

Dominico's pasta selection today includes bucatini, fettuccine, rigatoni, penne, linguini, spaghetti and pappardelle.

Arnett is featuring Meyer Lemons and pomelos, citrus sure to freshen up any meal or snack.

Baba has brought their great garlic and chive hummus, and The Good Cookie has gluten-free chocolate brownies, chocolate muffins and banana muffins.

Market shoppers will also find a nice selection of holiday wreaths: evergreen, seeded eucalyptus and red peppers, long lasting and vibrant, notes Hillyer.

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