Re: What are you eating from your garden today?

countrynaturals 6/8/2019, 12:24 pm

sanderson wrote: For those who have lettuce growing, you are lucky to have it in June. My winter lettuce bolted over 2 months ago.

Really? My romaine is still looking good. I'm about to bring it in and see if I can keep it going all summer in the house. My pak choi bolted, however, so it's been scratched from the team for next year. Mad

OhioGardener 6/8/2019, 3:55 pm

A nice serving a Curly Kale for dinner this evening....

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**Scorpio Rising** 6/9/2019, 2:44 pm

Something with these gorgeous garlic scapes!!!!

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**sanderson** 6/11/2019, 4:40 am

I couldn't see the extra cucumbers until today. Most of the Sun Gold tomatoes didn't even make it into the kitchen.

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**Scorpio Rising** 6/11/2019, 8:03 pm

sanderson wrote:I couldn't see the extra cucumbers until today. Most of the Sun Gold tomatoes didn't even make it into the kitchen.

Sungold are like candy! I am growing a poblano for the first time this year, cannot wait!

OhioGardener 6/12/2019, 9:12 pm

Had to pull some bunching onions for dinner this evening. They were delicious!

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The onions are doing really well this year - 18 squares of them, with 16 onions per square (there are always 2 onions planted together, so there are really 32 onions per square).

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countrynaturals 6/13/2019, 11:44 am

1st radish from the SFG bed.

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**Scorpio Rising** 6/13/2019, 7:49 pm

Big salad and strawberries!

countrynaturals 6/16/2019, 12:11 pm

I munched a couple of sugar snaps and picked this French Breakfast radish for Hubby (Happy Father's Day from the garden).

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**Scorpio Rising** 6/16/2019, 3:32 pm

A few strawberries, sugar snaps, and just made pesto, used my garlic from last year and a bunch of basil...might make basil chicken and pasta...

OhioGardener 6/16/2019, 9:05 pm

Pulled some onions for salads. Cut some Rosemary for adding to crock-pot chicken dinner. and made some Basil Pesto to use for dipping the homemade bread....

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**Turan** 6/17/2019, 10:26 am

Mint & basil pesto, and wild mustard & bolted bokchoy, all in a chicken sherpherd's pie. Followed by rhubarb pie. My DH loves all pies, so this was his Father's day dinner.

**Scorpio Rising** 6/19/2019, 5:51 pm

I love this thread, it helps me use what I’m harvesting, and gives me great ideas!!

yolos 6/20/2019, 1:21 am

Roasted Green Beans

OhioGardener 6/20/2019, 11:30 am

Lots of Green Onions. Using them in salads, eating them alone dipped in salt, and this evening we're having Mushroom & Green Onion Stir Fry. Can you have too many onions? Very Happy

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yolos 6/20/2019, 12:51 pm

Rattlesnake beans and new potatoes.
Cucumbers and Brandywine tomatoes.

OhioGardener 6/26/2019, 4:32 pm

Zucchini Casserole, a Stuffed Bell Pepper, and a Perpetual Spinach & Lettuce Salad.

yolos 6/26/2019, 5:05 pm

Savory Zucchini Bread. Never made bread before but this came out pretty good. Put a sliced tomato on top of one piece and it was scrumptious.

yolos 6/27/2019, 10:01 pm

Gnocchi (Potato from the garden), with tomatoes (from the garden), garlic (from the garden), pesto (Basil from the garden), fava beans (from the garden).

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plantoid 6/28/2019, 7:45 am

Nothing save for some canned yellow wax beans & home made tomato sauce as part of tonight's salad & BBQed meal .

We got invaded with millions of aphids late last week anything green in the veg was covered in them so I resorted to Resolva bug spray and have to wait for seven days for it to be safe to eat anything out the garden .
Very Happy

I tried to use soapy water to kill them off but they just asked for a bath sponge & some mood music to go with it . Laughing

yolos 6/30/2019, 7:28 pm

Stuffed White Scallop Squash. First time I have ever grown a scallop squash. It was good.

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**Scorpio Rising** 6/30/2019, 10:00 pm

yolos wrote:Stuffed White Scallop Squash. First time I have ever grown a scallop squash. It was good.

They are my faves! Buttery and nutty. So glad you are eating some!mine are about an inch diameter....

**Scorpio Rising** 6/30/2019, 10:01 pm

plantoid wrote:Nothing save for some canned yellow wax beans & home made tomato sauce as part of tonight's salad & BBQed meal .

We got invaded with millions of aphids late last week anything green in the veg was covered in them so I resorted to Resolva bug spray and have to wait for seven days for it to be safe to eat anything out the garden .
I tried to use soapy water to kill them off but they just asked for a bath sponge & some mood music to go with it .

I hate aphids...

countrynaturals 7/3/2019, 12:51 pm

Radishes and cherry toms. Zukes from son's garden. good job!

plantoid 7/5/2019, 6:30 pm

new season garlic pulled two days ago , new season onions that had started to bolt , also pulled 2 days ago .

In a chicken slop one pot dish with ant egg pasta ( well they look like ant eggs & I can't remember the name at present ) . The garlic was very strong .

After several days of low temps not much above 9oC , we had a sharp minus 5 oC air frost in the early hours of mid June for about 5 hours , it zapped a lot of the half hardy annuals and by the look of things has triggered a lot of the alliums into thinking it is their second growth year by the looks of things .

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