It’s been a while since I’ve updated y’all on account of my professional life has been more interesting than I’d like lately and, well, it’s September, there’s vegetables everywhere. So some updates:
I found some neat little things to hold down floating row cover. They come in packages of six for $6 or three-hundred [...]
We’ve been processing tomatoes, originally uploaded by laurenipsum.
… a little at a time. We don’t have a pot that holds more than four quart-jars anyway so it works out.
We have also slow-roasted and frozen a couple of pounds, and have dried some too.
Pictured: Green Zebra; Ananas Noire; Black Prince; Brandywine; [...]
Harvest moon dinner, originally uploaded by laurenipsum.
Corn: garden. Artichokes: garden. Cabbage for coleslaw: garden. Bread: homemade. Burger: from our cow. Ripe Green Zebra tomato on the burger: garden.
The Harvest Moon is full [...]
Sad news today about lemon prices, which have doubled or more. It’s sad because there really is no substitute for lemon in most recipes. Occasionally a light-flavored vinegar will suit, if acidity and brightness are all that’s needed from the lemon, and sometimes you can use another citrus, but in that case it [...]
Hey new chicken! Let’s have cuddles!, originally uploaded by laurenipsum.
This is Mr. Klassy. He is a Polish rooster. He came from our friend in Seattle, who cannot have roosters due to noise. He is not crowing yet, but he is trying …
I am on my way to a Kitsap [...]
I was sure it was just going to rain all through August (which it did) and into September and then for the rest of the winter, with no breaks. But it has warmed up and cleared up, and we have some tomatoes coming in after all. In fact, we harvested enough on Thursday to [...]
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