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June 25, 2023
Chilly to Warm
by Linda Dansbury
A portion of the plants we grow are also extremely beneficial to pollinating insects. Borage is particularly loved.
This week has been a weather roller coaster! From absolutely chilly to ring in the Summer Solstice to humidity so high everything stays wet. My eating reflects this.
Swiss chard - I pulled a container of minestrone soup from the freezer that I had prepared last fall with all the great veggies of late summer. I sauteed the chopped stems and added to pot, then chopped up leaves and added to soup a few minutes before eating it. The chopped stems added a nice fresh texture to the soup, as did the addition of dark greens right before eating.
Scapes, bok choy, chard, turnips, zucchini, peas - made a large stir fry using all these delicious ingredients. Served over brown rice. As a side note, I also used peppers that I had frozen last fall - I will likely bring this up later in the year, but peppers freeze beautifully.
Radishes, kohlrabi, turnips, peas, cucumber - I have been eating these raw as a snack and cut up and added to salads.
Radicchio, escarole, garlic scape - enjoyed the Radicchio and Endive with Miso Dressing I added to this site last week.
Please share how you enjoyed your harvest by emailing me at lindadansbury@comcast.net - your suggestions will help fellow members!
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