Anyways, check out our garden grub for this week:

12 more ripe cayennes to add to our ristra!

3/4 lb. Clemson Spineless Okra. We are going to have some fried okra with brunch and I am also making an Asian dish tonight I think some of this might find its way into.
And onto week 13 of our DanJo Farms quarter CSA share:

Starting from the bottom right: long green beans, a zucchini, a cucumber, a yellow pepper, an eggplant, a green bell pepper, and beet greens.
Here is this week's farmer's market haul. I don't remember exactly what this ran us, but I know it was less than $30.

Starting from the bottom right: epazote, 6 jalapenos, a quart of spicy, beautiful, and perfectly rip New Mexico chiles, 3 red bell peppers, 6 ears of sweet corn, yukon gold potatoes, red boiler onions, two yellow onions, and 4 tomatoes. Not pictured is a bunch of cilantro that for some reason didn't make it into the photo.
We have some tasty eats in the works this week.
I hope everyone is having a great weekend - I wish it weren't almost over!
'Til next time.
7 comments:
I've never had okra, which is strange because it's one of the most popular veggies here in the south. How do you fry yours?
Don't hate me, but I am ready for fall! It is hot and humid here as well, and by the time I got back from the farmers market carrying all of my bags, I was a huge sweaty mess (and walking into my non-ACed apt is no treat, either!)! Yuck! Oh, and I thought my shoulders were going to fall off from lugging home all of my delicious produce...but it was all SO worth it!
Okra! YUM. I love okra, and I am sure no matter what you do with it, it will be great!
Stay cool...
Courtney
I'm travelling now, but am excited to see how my okra are doing when I get home - they were just starting to come out when I left. I love the pics of your peppers - and looking forward to see what you make with them.
We love okra too -- and have harvested over two weeks a whole five pods. Sigh.
Ever tried grilled okra? Just toss it with some olive oil, s+p, then skewer it and grill. (I've found that using two skewers per set of okra keeps them neat and tidy and easier to control.) Yay produce!
Just a quick hi to say that I'm back online and hope that you and Brett are fine.
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