Re: What are you eating from your garden today?

NAR56 12/2/2015, 5:56 pm

CotheK wrote:Wow! Nar56 those peppers look marvelous - even for 'smaller!'

The recipe sounds delicious! Is the rice precooked? How long in the slow cooker?

CotheK, Yes the rice is pre-cooked. They cook all day in the crock pot on Low while we are at work.

Thanks all for the comments about the peppers, they were delicious!

Ryan

CapeCoddess 12/4/2015, 1:25 pm

Ate the last black cherry tomato today. I'm totally tomatoed but there are some large ones in the freezer for whatever.
cherry

CC

littlesapphire 12/7/2015, 2:08 pm

Finished the last of the cabbage yesterday, had some onions, and some rutabagas! I love the idea

my garden rutabagas (plus they're easy to grow)!

**Scorpio Rising** 12/7/2015, 7:01 pm

Julie, I have never grown rutabagas....when do you sew them? By seed? I love turnips, but also have never grown them....

CapeCoddess 4/30/2016, 9:03 am

Raisin French toast smothered in last years SFG raspberries lightly sauteed in coconut oil and stevia: What are you eating from your garden today? - Page 20 Img_2020

What are you eating from your garden today? - Page 20 Img_2020

CC

**Scorpio Rising** 4/30/2016, 9:07 am

Yum! On my way..... Very Happy

**donnainzone5** 4/30/2016, 12:06 pm

Last night for dinner, I enjoyed my first asparagus of the season.

**Turan** 4/30/2016, 1:32 pm

donnainzone5 wrote:Last night for dinner, I enjoyed my first asparagus of the season.

Us too! I lightly oiled and salted them and tossed into a heated cast iron pan to char slightly.

**sanderson** 4/30/2016, 3:06 pm

CC, Yum!

Donna and Turan, Also, yum!

**llama momma** 4/30/2016, 4:28 pm

First little handful of steamed purple passion, very sweet and tender, asparagus with butter and a side of greek tsatske sauce.

Can't upload picture, Sanderson even after finding your instructions elsewhere.

**Scorpio Rising** 4/30/2016, 6:03 pm

I covet asparagus.....might have to grow me some! Sounds delish!

countrynaturals 4/30/2016, 8:03 pm

1 strawberry, romaine lettuce, & the last of the radishes. Too soon for everything else. Smile

reynajrainwater 4/30/2016, 10:18 pm

Handful of cherry tomatoes

**llama momma** 4/30/2016, 10:48 pm

This picture goes with my post above, wouldn't work earlier.

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**Scorpio Rising** 4/30/2016, 11:04 pm

lovely!

yolos 5/1/2016, 7:39 pm

This salad has Fava Beans, Sugar Snap Peas, English Shell Peas, and Leeks all of which were just harvested from the garden this morning. I also added Edamame which I froze after last years harvest.
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What are you eating from your garden today? - Page 20 Fava_b14

The tomatoes and onions in the top of the picture were store bought. It won't be too long before I start harvesting my tomatoes. They are already setting on.

**Scorpio Rising** 5/1/2016, 8:49 pm

I had kale, spinach and chard which I added to 8oz of cooked farfalle, sautéed with EVOO, garlic, sweet onion, salt pepper...WOW! Yummo! Then topped off with grated Parmesan, it was great!

Forgot about how yummy the fresh harvest was....thanks, Mel! I love you

CitizenKate 5/1/2016, 11:33 pm

reynajrainwater wrote: Handful of cherry tomatoes

Sweet - good for you! drooling

CitizenKate 5/1/2016, 11:36 pm

Scorpio Rising wrote:I had kale, spinach and chard which I added to 8oz of cooked farfalle, sautéed with EVOO, garlic, sweet onion, salt pepper...WOW! Yummo! Then topped off with grated Parmesan, it was great!

Forgot about how yummy the fresh harvest was....thanks, Mel!

Sounds amazing! drooling

**Scorpio Rising** 5/2/2016, 7:31 am

yolos wrote:This salad has Fava Beans, Sugar Snap Peas, English Shell Peas, and Leeks all of which were just harvested from the garden this morning. I also added Edamame which I froze after last years harvest.

The tomatoes and onions in the top of the picture were store bought. It won't be too long before I start harvesting my tomatoes. They are already setting on.

Yum!

Can't wait for tomatoes....mine are a long way off, Reyna!

**llama momma** 5/2/2016, 10:27 am

Some women become sentimental over fresh cut garden flowers on their kitchen table.
I gazed at these little guys the same way this morning. The one on the left is a good point of reference at a full inch in diameter. These are chilling a little in ice water before getting wrapped and stored in the fridge.
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What are you eating from your garden today? - Page 20 Untitl12

reynajrainwater 5/2/2016, 10:45 pm

Scorpio Rising wrote:
yolos wrote:This salad has Fava Beans, Sugar Snap Peas, English Shell Peas, and Leeks all of which were just harvested from the garden this morning. I also added Edamame which I froze after last years harvest.

The tomatoes and onions in the top of the picture were store bought. It won't be too long before I start harvesting my tomatoes. They are already setting on.

Yum!

Can't wait for tomatoes....mine are a long way off, Reyna!

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**sanderson** 5/3/2016, 12:33 pm

Rainwater, Tomatoes! When did you set them out? Mine are from seeds and I'm just now getting flowers. I can't wait for the first tomato

Triciasgarden 5/3/2016, 3:28 pm

My kale from last year survived the Winter, Gold! I have been able to cut some for my daughter's family and my own household. It is young, tender and tasty.

reynajrainwater 5/3/2016, 11:08 pm

sanderson wrote:Rainwater, Tomatoes! When did you set them out? Mine are from seeds and I'm just now getting flowers. I can't wait for the first tomato

Sanderson, I started them in my aerogarden just before Xmas and set them out the 1st weekend in February.

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