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<\/a><\/div>\nRADISHES F\/P Red and crisp. My favorite way to eat radishes is lightly cooked in a stir-fry.<\/p>\n
HAKUREI TURNIPS F\/P The “eat ’em like an apple” turnips are especially big and juicy now.<\/p>\n
BUTTERHEAD LETTUCE F\/P Lovely and delicious<\/p>\n
STRAWBERRIES F\/P We are hoping we can pick enough berries tomorrow AM (rain permitting!) to get all the Wednesday folks a pint or thereabouts. By Saturday and next week we should have plenty!<\/p>\n
FORELLENSCHLUSS ROMAINE F They are supposed to be charmingly splotchy.<\/p>\n
GREEN GARLIC F\/P Use like green onions. See Tom for some thoughts.<\/p>\n
ASIAN GREENS F\/P Bok choy and tat soi<\/p>\n
KALE OR CHARD F See Tom’s post for a kale salad recipe.<\/p>\n
BROCCOLI & GAI LAN P Gai lan is broccoli’s smaller, but tender cousin. There is a bit of both in each bunch this week. We hope to have enough for all by next week. <\/p>\n
HERBS F tarragon, garlic chives or arugula<\/p>\n
NEXT WEEK: More lettuces, greens, turnips, broccoli and strawberries.<\/p>\n
FARM REPORT:<\/p>\n
The farm received 4 inches of rain Saturday night along with lots of wind and some small hail. Water from our rolling hills flows into Clear Creek and the Fishing River before making its way to the Missouri. Both Clear Creek and Fishing River overflowed their banks sending out first reponders in boats to rescue some folks. Here on higher ground we saw some damage from the hail. You may notice that the tender greens have been roughed up a bit. The spinach suffered the worst of it.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nIt has rained every Saturday morning of the CSA season so far and it looks like this Saturday will be no exception. We share our muck boots with whoever shows up and we keep busy bringing in the harvest. Greens coming in from the fields need a good rinse before being packed and its a good job for the whole family. <\/p>\n
<\/a><\/div>\nRADISHES F\/P Red and crisp. My favorite way to eat radishes is lightly cooked in a stir-fry. HAKUREI TURNIPS F\/P The “eat ’em like an apple” turnips are especially big and juicy now. BUTTERHEAD LETTUCE F\/P Lovely and delicious STRAWBERRIES F\/P We are hoping we can pick enough berries tomorrow AM (rain permitting!) to get … Continue reading In the Share – Week 2<\/span>