Today's Pickings

[karstopography]

Thai Red Noodle beans. Quite delicious tossed around with a little oil on hot iron. Different than green beans, not sure how to describe the flavor other than an agreeable earthiness.

 

[Meadowlark]

Agree, very tasty and very friendly to our Texas climate.

 

[Meadowlark]

Tomatillos finally producing some usable fruit. Sure are an interesting plant. Need to find a good recipe to use them in.

 

[Mrsclem]

Tomatillos finally producing some usable fruit. Sure are an interesting plant. Need to find a good recipe to use them in.

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Salsa Verde!

 

[Mrsclem]

More blueberries! The birds, squirrels and deer are even tired of them! Made 2 big batches of sorbet and the rest in the freezer for more baking later.

 

[zigs]

Manx Marvel Tomatoes

Pitenza and Roma tomatoes

Uncle Tom

 

[Logan]

5lb of cooking apples

 

[zigs]

A small snack before lunch

 

[roadrunner]

Harvested a 29lb (13 kg) banana bunch today, with two more bunches waiting to harvest

 

[karstopography]

These Thai Red noodle beans are just crazy productive.

 

[karstopography]

This Louisiana Green Velvet Okra is a new favorite. Productive, tender and flavor wise, I like it over Clemson Spineless.

 

[Meadowlark]

I like that Louisiana Green Velvet okra also....but today's pickings were a visit to the storage shed where red potatoes, yellow onions and red onions are stored from a May harvest from the garden. Its been a good year for storage thus far, drier than the last couple of years and headed into September we have ample food ready for winter.

Its about time to start some of the cool weather crops for fresh eating but these spring crops are still very tasty.

 

[Tetters]

First efforts at stringing `em up and hanging `em high An alternative curtain !

 

[zigs]

Onions for dinner then

I got a tomato to go with them

 

[roadrunner]

I had four banana plants produce this year, I gave one bunch away to a neighbor and just dehydrated this bunch of Bananas from a single banana plant. Two more plants to harvest, hopefully no more plants produce this year. It's a lot of work...