Wow, is the only word I can use to describe this week's share! Look at all of that goodness! Melons, tomatoes, onions, squash, green beans, corn, peppers, kohlrabi (yeah!), basil and cabbages. And don't they all look gorgeous!?!
The kids are back at school, and although I love them to pieces, I was very excited to pick up the share without them because their job was to pick out our share of tomatoes and they always liked to find the smallest ones they could. It was nice to have the freedom to choose my own size tomatoes this week!
The tomatoes alone make this week's share worth the money we spent on the share. Last weekend at Whole Foods my husband saw an old heirloom tomato that he wanted to try. At $3.99/lb that one tomato cost us about $7!
I hope you are all enjoying the bounty of the season as well! Guten Appetit!
Wednesday, August 25, 2010Friday, August 20, 2010Share Roundup, Week 8, 9 & 10
August has gone so fast. I haven't forgotten about taking my share pictures, I just haven't gotten around to posting them. Here are the pictures from the last three weeks. Week 8's picture is a little weak because I was in Traverse City and my husband picked up the share and took the picture with his Blackberry.
Week 8 Week 9 Week 10
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My name is Julie Magro. This blog is a dairy of what I'm trying in the kitchen. I am on a food journey. My journey started many years ago. You see, I have always had bad feelings about processed foods. Something just didn't seem right about them. But, that doesn't mean I didn't eat them. Until recently, when the ethics and health benefits of how our food is grown and/or raised became a passion.
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