What was in this week's share? As mentioned in the previous posts, the farmers said this first harvest may be more of a "tasting" because of flooding, but there were still lot of greens to be had!
Pamela, the "farmer's wife" gave us a print out that listed what we received (if anyone wants a more specific name of each veggie, just comment):
Turnip
Radish- Easter egg and D'Avignon (haven't tried them yet, kind of scared of radishes, need recipe ideas!)
Choi-Joi Choi, Tatsoi, Komatsuna (totally new to me..)
Greens: Arugula, Red Mustard (holy spicy!)
Eggplant- Orient Express
Herbs-Greek oregano, rosemary, garlic chives, basil (still in the pot for this one)
I got everyone (like they're human) home and prepared for STORAGE!
Before I left, I printed out this guide for vegetable storage and placed the pages in plastic protection and into a binder:

I know, I'm totally a geek, but it came in handy for figuring out how to best store everything.
Some photos of the loot:
The herbs smelt aaaamazing, hence the goofy face:
I really loved the eggplant, he was so cute.
Yep, I need help.
Next post on how the heck I am using all of these delicious plants!!
1 comments:
I think your last sentence would be my biggest concern...I don't know how to cook/use/eat half of those veggies! Let us know what you discover!
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