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Snow peas and garlic scapes
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Snow peas and garlic scapes
Ohio State Univ. says snow peas should be ready in this area about June 10, my little stash is cooperating, harvested a few this morning. Scapes have been curling the past couple days. Some will go into hummus, the rest are stored till there's enough for garlic scape soup. 



llama momma
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
Nice peas! Snowpeas and tomatoes are probably my favorite veggies.
Your scapes look my hair when I wake up in the morning.
Your scapes look my hair when I wake up in the morning.
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
That's ok Marc! There are plenty of guys who would love to have hair. 

llama momma
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
Yummmmmm! That is one of my favorite early summer meals.
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
llama momma wrote:Ohio State Univ. says snow peas should be ready in this area about June 10, my little stash is cooperating, harvested a few this morning. Scapes have been curling the past couple days. Some will go into hummus, the rest are stored till there's enough for garlic scape soup.
Yummo! What will you do with those scapes? I used to put them in my hummus and soups.
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
That's exactly what I'm doing 

llama momma
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
So far, I don't grow snow peas, but still have garlic scapes frozen last year, and I'm already adding to the trove now. Recipes, please!
Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
Donna
Here is the garlic scape hummus recipe I use
http://oldworldgardenfarms.com/2013/06/14/what-to-make-with-garlic-scapes-garlic-hummus-and-other-recipe-ideas/
Some of these recipes sound good from Grey Duck Garlic
http://greyduckgarlic.com/Garlic_Cookbook.html
And here is the garlic scape soup recipe I'm using
http://www.food.com/recipe/garlic-scape-soup-174744
or just google garlic scape recipes for pages and pages of ideas!
https://www.google.com/#q=garlic+scape+recipes
Here is the garlic scape hummus recipe I use
http://oldworldgardenfarms.com/2013/06/14/what-to-make-with-garlic-scapes-garlic-hummus-and-other-recipe-ideas/
Some of these recipes sound good from Grey Duck Garlic
http://greyduckgarlic.com/Garlic_Cookbook.html
And here is the garlic scape soup recipe I'm using
http://www.food.com/recipe/garlic-scape-soup-174744
or just google garlic scape recipes for pages and pages of ideas!
https://www.google.com/#q=garlic+scape+recipes
llama momma
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
LM, Are these recipes for garlic scapes posted in the recipe section, also?
Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
Sanderson
No, not yet.
No, not yet.
llama momma
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Re: Snow peas and garlic scapes
On this side of the pond summer is now slowly starting to happen . For a long time it's been cold and wet with a few warmer dry days . Most of my beds are a month behind however my over wintered garlic's & over wintering onions have thrived beyond all hope .
Yesterday I noticed that the tops of the garlic were starting to yellow and they wanted to lay down. So I did an exploratory sub MM grope , finding much to my surprise a big garlic bulb of nearly 2 inches across.
Buoyed up by the find In harvested all the rest ..glad I did we have a great harvest of 50 or so bulbs which are now sunbathing for a few days till I plait them up . I have two types of garlic one white ( the big ones ) and white tinged with purple which are a bit smaller at around 1 & 1/4 " in diameter .
With not a scape insight.
The peas were put in the beds as pot grown plants of about 2 " in height some 10 days ago they are barely four inches tall at present . Last year I think I was picking my peas in mid May
Yesterday I noticed that the tops of the garlic were starting to yellow and they wanted to lay down. So I did an exploratory sub MM grope , finding much to my surprise a big garlic bulb of nearly 2 inches across.
Buoyed up by the find In harvested all the rest ..glad I did we have a great harvest of 50 or so bulbs which are now sunbathing for a few days till I plait them up . I have two types of garlic one white ( the big ones ) and white tinged with purple which are a bit smaller at around 1 & 1/4 " in diameter .
With not a scape insight.
The peas were put in the beds as pot grown plants of about 2 " in height some 10 days ago they are barely four inches tall at present . Last year I think I was picking my peas in mid May
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