CSA Fall: week 4 (1/2 share)
This week's share contains:
Mixed Greens
Eggs
Onions
Grapes
A picture is worth a thousand taste buds. Or at least, a good picture activates those buds!
This week's share contains:
Mixed Greens
Sweet Corn
Apples
Onions
Grapes
This week's share contains:
Swiss Chard
Melon
Mizuna greens
Arugula
Mixed Greens
Sweet Corn
Peaches
Tomatoes
Grapes
Jalepenos peppers
I'm told that the arugula is spicy and makes a terrific pizza topping!
Swiss chard, eggs, green beans, basil, sweet corn, roma tomatoes, green onions and '100% non sprayed' apples!
Basil, green beans, romaine, green onions and Maple Viniagrette.
Fingerling potatoes, arrat basil, green beans, red & green pepper, roma & cherry tomatoes, romaine and green onions.
This week's share:
Romaine, swiss chard, eggs, hot peppers, green beans, tomatoes, carrots, green onions and peaches!
This week's share contains:
Basil
Green Onions
Tomatoes
Mixed solanaceous crops (tomatillos, green tomatoes, romas)
Potatoes
Eggplant
Garlic
Romaine
mizuna, romaine, eggs, corn on the cob, zuccini, cherry tomatos and cantaloupe!
mixed greens, chard, turnips, beets, cucumber, zucchini, sweet cherries and tart cherries
basil, tatsoi, mixed greens(yes! missed'm), some received cherry tomatoes/hot peppers or egg plant, zucchini, sweet black cherries
, thank-you-cool-weather ... eggeses and whaAa? bread baked in the wood fired oven at the farm market!
thank you!
Missing the greens, but loving the reds!
sweet cherries, raspberries, zucchini, scallions, tatsoi, squash blossom and banana pepper
and the greens keep coming ... ![]()
For the veggie-impaired: 1) mustard greens (top left) 2) garlic scapes (top middle) 3) red leaf lettuce (top right) 4) mizuna greens (middle left) 5) green onions (middle) 6) bok choy (middle right) 7) snap peas (bottom left) 8) cilantro (bottom right).
and in support of the 'celebrating northern michigan ...' theme, I have posted this video from the 3rd of July ... enjoy!
After a visit to the farmers market this morning, my sisters and I made 111 jars of jam. When we started, we were only planning around 32...but the strawberries were generously packaged and the blueberries are starting to come in, so hey, let's do blueberry jam too! Here's the result!
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