
Harvested 6/25/09
This was our last head of lettuce for the season.
We used it for BLTs with Roasted Garlic Mayo.

Harvested 7/4/09
Isn't that bell pepper funny looking?
We used it last night chopped up in a black bean and corn salad.
The Count So Far:

- Bibb Lettuce - 8 or 10 heads (I lost track)
- Grape Tomatoes - 24
- Yellow Pear Tomato - 1
- Zucchini - 6
- Strawberries - 10
- Green Onions - 3 bunches
- Sugar Snap Peas - 75+ (I lost track)
- Plus virtually unlimited access to fresh basil, cilantro, dill, tarragon, and parsley

- Crunchy Asian Pasta Salad (sugar snap peas)
- Double Decker BLTs with Roasted Garlic Mayo (bibb lettuce)
- Pesto Sauce with Whole Wheat Pasta and Grilled Veggies (basil, zucchini)
- BLT Salad with Chunky Blue Cheese Dressing (bibb lettuce)
- Black Bean and Corn Salad (Green Onions, Cilantro, Bell Pepper)
I love to see what people have coming out of their garden! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteVeggie gardens are a bit of work, but sooo rewarding! Lovely looking veggies!
ReplyDeleteI love garden-fresh produce! It looks like you're getting some great fruits and veggies! Those meals look lovely :)
ReplyDeleteIm so jealous of your garden! It looks fabulous. Maybe make some zucchini fritter cakes with your zucchini?
ReplyDeleteYummy! Your lettuce was gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, muffins! Or fritter cakes, as Zoe suggested. Especially love those with some grated cheddar in the mix.
ReplyDeleteI posted a choc whole wheat zuch muffin recipe today. It is good and semi healthy. I have been getting lots of it from my garden also.
ReplyDeleteI love the photos of the meals you've made with all your produce so far. Really appetizing!
ReplyDeleteI adore zucchini muffins! I use this recipe:
http://www.self.com/fooddiet/recipes/2008/11/zucchini-spice-bran-muffins
It's incredibly simple and really delicious.
Last year when I had to get creative with zucchini, I started making zucchini parmesean. And now I think both my husband and I prefer it over chicken parm. I just sliced mine lengthwise, dipped in flour, then eggwash, and finally seasoned breadcrumbs then fried it. I served it over spaghetti and topped it with homemade spaghetti sauce (with tomatoes and peppers from the garden) and mozzerella. Brittany
ReplyDeleteit all looks beautiful! i just posted a stuffed zuc. recipe and am going to post a muffin one tomorrow. enjoy your veggies.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! My favorite thing about summer is going outside, picking veggies and using them the same day.
ReplyDeleteEverything is so pretty! And your pasta salad looks amazing...so does the BLT.
ReplyDeleteNow I'm craving a BLT. I'm jealous of your garden. Unfortunately I have not been as successful this year. Your crop has inspired me for next year though!
ReplyDeleteWow - what a beautiful & prolific garden! Ours is still growing, but we did enjoy a salad of "baby" lettuces last night. Mmmm - can't wait for my cherry tomatoes to start ripening. Love eating them right off the vine. Beautiful pictures - beautiful food! The BLT salad - YUMMO!
ReplyDeleteGreat things coming from your garden!!!
ReplyDeleteyum! Look great! We enjoy veggies from my husbands dads garden all summer long! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI am jealous of all of your fresh garden produce! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThat lettuce is incredible! What about a goat cheese and zucchini risotto? I made one last night and it was fab!
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