In the first half of June, we harvested some turnips. This was our first time growing them. We ate them raw, cooked, grilled, in stir-fries, grated into pasta salad. Most of the kids liked them. They will try anything that comes out of our garden!
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The boys cut the tops off of the turnips. |
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Anthony got a big one! |
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Washing off the dirt. |
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A few of our turnips. |
We got lots of snow peas this year. We ate them in everything! So yummy.
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Steamed snow peas. |
We have a little mint growing in one of the raised beds, but one day my friend gave me a sack full of mint, so I used it to make mint syrup (good in iced tea and mint juleps) and mint jelly (which never jelled, so it has turned into a topping for pancakes or ice cream).
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