Chard + Zucchini + Yellow Squash - Very pretty |
All baked up, not as pretty, but very yummy |
Swiss Chard + onion |
We also had our first FULLY grown corn from the garden. I know I am bias (of course) but I think it is the best corn I have ever eaten. Ever. I simply loved it!
To round out the meal I made a weight watchers recipe (one of my favorites) for chicken cordon blu. I take a chicken breast, flatten it out, use a laughing cow wedge, and a few slices of Canadian bacon, but I had picked a few jalapenos from my garden so I diced some of those up as well and added them to the chicken roll. It was a nice kick and it added a new flavor that I really enjoyed.
Anyway, it was a great meal and I am really excited that most of it came from my garden.
Ellie
ReplyDeleteSwiss Chard is one of the crops you can grow all winter in Portland. We grow it to a baby leaf stage and use it in salads. Arugula is another great green for winter. There are so many different foods and ways to prepare them. My garden is on hold right now between work, and taking care of mom. only so many hours in a day
Bob