Tuesday, June 17, 2008

First harvest.

My first harvest from our garden was a huge bag of baby dinosaur (lacinato) kale, which I turned into a big pan of this:



It's tofu, kale and tomatoes with parsley pesto and pine nuts. I will post the recipe at some point, but not at this moment because I'm a bit overwhelmed. I am in the middle of moving... to New Jersey. I am shacking up with my love. More on this later. I will have my own kitchen again - And some free time this summer. A good recipe for more food blogging, perhaps?

What are you cooking with harvest from your own gardens, or from farmers' market bounty?

7 comments:

  1. That looks like a delicious meal, please do post the recipe when you get a chance.

    The moles and cutworms have really cut into my spring garden harvest, but we have been eating a lot of asparagus and fresh herbs, like chives, parsley, dill and oregano.

    Best of luck with organizing your move.

    -Rachel

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  2. I can't wait for the recipe. Our CSA is about ready to deal out Kale & I've never cooked with it before...

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  3. Good to see you back--and best wishes on your move!

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  4. Anonymous8:35 AM

    Good luck with your move. I'm working my way through a bunch of kale and spinach as well. I dehydrated a bunch of spinach for throwing in soups and stews later on. It works great.
    Melissa

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  5. Anonymous1:59 PM

    Ooh, that looks tasty!

    Congrats on the move and best wishes to you and your love! Yay, exciting times! :) DH and I will be moving soon, too- to a better kitchen. I suppose the rest of the apartment is better too, but for me, the move is all about the kitchen. I can't wait. I bet you've already moved by now, but I hope the move was smooth and easy and you're having a great time in the new place!

    -Sea

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  6. Anonymous6:06 PM

    Congrats on the shacking up. :) Your meal looks really tasty.

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  7. Good luck on your move! And, I tried making scrambled eggs with tarragon as you suggested. Yum. I could also see adding in some chives with the tarragon. Very yummy!

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