We harvested tomatoes, peppers, egg plant, okra, jalapeno peppers, watermelon,beans and squash. Everything we harvested is pictured in that first picture on the table below. Now the real work begins. Processing! Our post about that will have to wait for Thursday's Kitchen Cupboard hosted by Robin.
Our cherry tomato harvests this week is slowing down. We probably gathered around 2 or 3 pounds. Belle simply roasts them, freezes them and then adds them to whatever in the winter.
We don't know what variety these larger beefsteak tomatoes are.
Congo Watermelon weighing it at just over 16 lbs. |
Lot's of eggplant. We have 4 varieties. Belle's been making Eggplant Parmesan, vegetable paninis, adding it to spaghetti sauce and grilling it in an olive oil soy sauce marinade.
We harvested plenty of
beans 1 lb 11 oz
egg plant 7 lb 7 oz
Jalapeno 1 lb 1 oz
okra 1 lb 9 oz
peppers 3 lb 9 oz
squash 45 lb 8 oz
tomatoes 46 lb 9 oz
watermelon 16 lb 5 oz
Weekly Total 123 lb 11 oz
Great harvest!
ReplyDeletePssst....those "spaghetti squash" are butternut squash :-)
What a great harvest! The unknown tomato looks like a Belgian Beauty. If I gave you that variety of seed, that may be it. Your eggplant seem to be doing very well also. Keep up the good work and help Belle with all that preserving!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robin. I think you're right and we're saving seeds. It's an incredible variety. I'm definitely pitching in with Belle in the preserving department. In fact just yesterday I burned half a batch of roasted red peppers. Is she ever patient with me!
DeleteWhat an absolutely amazing haul!!! So wonderful! I am drooling over your Butternuts! They are my favorite!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bee Girl. We like the butternuts too, but we're still looking for one or two staple recipes. We've got the soup recipe down. Do you have any other recommendations?
DeleteWonderful harvest haul! Love the abundance of squash especially since it stores so well for winter. That huge watermelon is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely stores forever. We still have two butternuts left from last year. Now that the weather's turned, they'll be soup soon.
Deletewow great harvest!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mrs. Pickles.
DeleteThat's great harvest! Juicy watermelon! Mine never go larger that an orange size....sigh...! ;)
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DeleteWhat a haul of butternut squash!! Wow, you will be enjoying those all winter.
ReplyDeleteYour romas look lovely and the mystery beefsteak tomatoes too.
Turns out the mystery tom was Belgium Beauty. Robin helped me identify it. Our romas are going nuts! I need to get out and pick them again.
DeleteWhat a Bumper harvest.............The heirloom tomato looks a beauty, funny how each year there's a particular veggie which surprises.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrea. We still have potatoes and sweet potatoes in the ground. I think they'll carry us past our 1,000 pound goal this year! Yes!
DeleteWow what a great haul! Those tomatoes look a bit like the Pink Brandywine at the farmer's market
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary. It's been our best season yet for tomatoes.
DeleteLovely haul of butternuts. I so love them. They may be the only ones I grow next year.
ReplyDeleteWe grew several varieties, but only two butternut plants survived bugs and disease. They gave us this entire harvest. Your harvest was big too! I look forward to seeing some of your recipes this winter.
DeleteBeautiful Goodies! Oh you have a very great squash/pumpkin each year...shining tomatoes yum yum.
ReplyDeleteHi MKG, I'm so glad you're posting and commenting again. I haven't looked at your blog to see how you are. I'm going to do that today.
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