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In keeping with <a href="http://cravenmaven.com/2012/03/i-keep-my-most-precious-heirlooms-in-the-fridge/"> this week's theme</a> I thought it only fitting to share a song titled Heirloom. The idea of a heritage piece, an heirloom is often quite desirable when it comes to family treasures. But what about ones food? The intense flavour and less-than-perfect-though-always-interesting shapes of heirloom vegetables make them something of great value in my eyes. It is ironic that something so good is viewed as 'flawed' as it doesn't resemble the uniform shape of the produce from large agricultural cultivation.

To say that <a href="http://bjork.com/">Björk</a> as an artist less than the norm is an understatement. Her voice and appearance are quite childlike, innocent and fantastical; which means she reigns in a genre far from mainstream. Nevertheless, like heirloom produce, her work is strangely beautiful and incredibly palatable . 

I hope you enjoy the music and also find a market near you to pick up some heirloom produce over the weekend! 