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Archive for June, 2009

Whew! Glad it’s a little cooler today. We’ve been enjoying frozen berries during the heat wave. (I don’t like fresh berries because of the gushy texture. But freezing removes the gushiness.) We had little bowls of strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries for dessert one night last week. This weekend, we made yummy blueberry pancakes. The three [...]

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Welcome back to Summer CSA 2009! three grain pancake mix green beans blueberries chard cucumbers blackberries eggs chives, chervil, tarragon, and parsley radishes carrots chocolate raspberry muffins lettuce (not pictured because we ate it all Wednesday night!) Hmmm… Blueberries and pancake mix… blueberries and pancake mix. Ideas, anyone? Ha! Talk about a no-brainer. Saturday morning [...]

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Here are a bunch of leftovers from the past couple of weeks. Cheese toast! The Leiden cheese makes good cheese toast or good cheese and crackers for an afternoon snack. The best part about the cheese toast is the cheese is the same shape as a piece of bread.

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Last week while the CSA program was on vacation, I went to the Powder Springs Farmers’ Market. Here’s what I got. raspberries $5 garlic $1 green tomatoes $4 yellow squash $4 purple potatoes $4 tamales $5

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The CSA program is on vacation this week, so my neighbor and I are trying out the Powder Springs Farmers’ Market tomorrow. It’s in downtown Powder Springs every Thursday from  4 to 8 pm through September. Can’t wait to see what they have. Click here for a list of other Atlanta area farmers’ markets where [...]

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Getting fennel, leeks, and Savoy cabbage this week sent me running to my copy of How to Cook Everything. Cabbage How to Cook Everything calls Savoy cabbage the best of cabbages. I’ve still got that whole head of Napa cabbage in the fridge. Logic says to use the older cabbage first, but that’s not always [...]

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Ever notice the change in color between May and June? Sometime in May, spring ends and summer begins. The change comes in color as much as temperature. The landscape shifts from playful spring green, colorful blossoms, and budding oak trees to the serious-business green of summer. That intense summer green is what my box of [...]

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Two meals One was a bit of a disappointment considering how much thought and work went into it. The menu was Salad (lettuce, carrots, radishes, goat cheese, and toasted pecans with raspberry vinaigrette dressing) Garlic scape pesto and shrimp pasta (I cooked the shrimp to almost done in a little olive oil and then turned [...]

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Ah, summer! Fresh tomatoes, sweet corn, and oodles and oodles of crawly things. I’m relatively tolerant of bugs. Most bugs I try to escort outside. Ants I have learned to kill on sight in the house – not because I want to but because I’ve learned the hard way what happens if you don’t kill [...]

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Goats are great!

Here are some things I’ve learned about goats while visiting Jacque and Nancy Garry at Red Hott Tomatoes in Bowdon, GA. 1. Goats make great stuff. At Red Hott Tomatoes, I got to meet some goats and sample some of their wares. I had goat milk, goat cheese, and goat kefir. I’d had goat milk [...]

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