8.05.2014

Today's harvest —

We're having a great squash, cucumber and eggplant year and you'll continue to experience this bounty for some time! We're trying to include some pertinent recipes each week to help you get creative.
Tomatoes have just started to ripen! If you didn't get tomatoes in your share this week, you'll be sure to have them next. 

Full Shares —
—3 peppers: The cream colored peppers are a "green" pepper in that they will eventually ripen to orange as actual green peppers will eventually turn whatever color they are destined. 
—1lb filet beans: The yellow beans are a lovely French heirloom called beurre de Rocquencourt.
—7-9 summer squash: this weeks varieties include zucchini, cocozelle, kousa, ronde de Nice, yellow crookneck, patty pan and zephyr.
—8-9 cucumbers: The cucumbers that vary in color from white to yellow are a Maine heirloom called Boothby's blonde.
—2 eggplant
—2 bulbs garlic
—1 quart potatoes
—1 pint either jaune flamme pr sungold tomatoes
cutting garden


Small Shares —
—2 peppers: The cream colored peppers are a "green" pepper in that they will eventually ripen to orange as actual green peppers will eventually turn whatever color they are destined for.
—5-7 summer squash: this weeks varieties include zucchini, cocozelle, kousa, ronde de Nice, yellow crookneck, patty pan and zephyr. (Links to some great recipes below)
—4-6 cucumbers: The cucumbers that vary in color from white to yellow are a Maine heirloom called Boothby's blonde.
—1-2 eggplant
—1 1/2 pints potatoes
—1 bulb garlic
—tomatoes (either 1 pint sungold or 2-3 heirloom slicers) OR 10oz green or yellow filet beans
cutting garden

CUTTING GARDEN: Today you may pick medium bouquets of flowers from the cutting garden directly behind the greenhouse across from the barn, and from the perennial flower beds which are in the field past the perennial herbs.
You may take small bunches of any of the herbs. The first planting of basil is a bit tired and well-snipped so maybe take it easy on the basil this week.

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