There's so much happening this long Bank Holiday weekend: Pride, Carnival season, Poetry in the Park and lots of other community events in and around Wales, but we haven't ventured far from home this weekend, other than the garden centre to pick up some compost. We have spent most of the weekend carrying out joyful tasks such as tidying up both the house and garden, which was beginning to look a bit overgrown in places. It looks much better now, but still so much to do.
Anyway, onto my most recent harvest of vibrant colourful tomatoes from the greenhouse.
Whilst your here, here's a little peek in the greenhouse.
Red tomatoes next to green tomatoes.
Abundant vines
I've made a number of dishes such as Arrabiata and vegan Puttanesca with fresh tomatoes, I usually make these with tinned tomatoes. I have also made Tomato Pilau and Lebanese Tomato and Bean Stew.
If you are looking for tomato recipe inspiration, please also check out 's a link to some tomato recipe inspiration.
We still have plenty more tomatoes to come. But some of the tomato plants have become unruly, look at the state of this (below). It really does look a bit like an overgrown jungle or a tangled mess in the greenhouse this year.
I'm letting regular readers, especially those that come through via Harvest Monday that, I won't be able to participate in Harvest Monday next week, as we have some some friends coming from America and then we are off on holiday for a week or so. So hopefully, I will be able to join the following week, but this is my contribution for this week. Please go by and check out Happy Acres who hosts Harvest Monday every week and showcases some impressive homegrown fruit and vegetables.







I so love home grown tomatoes - they are out of this world, aren't they?
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Def superior than supermarket
DeleteYour tomatoes look magnificent! I wish I lived close enough to give you some of our worm farm dirt which we don't need. Enjoy your holiday
ReplyDeleteThank you. Have so much more to pick for another month hopefully. I'd gratefully accept your worn farmed soil. Holiday starts officially tomorrow afternoon.Our guests have been delayed by a day :(
DeleteI love tomato season and you surely have a colorful selection of them! Our tomato supply is dwindling here but thankfully there's other veggies to enjoy.
ReplyDeletePlenty of veggies this time of year for sure
Deleteyour tomatoes look adorable shaheen! hope you had a good long weekend of it. cheers sherry
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DeleteThat's an amazing tomato haul! I basically have one sad little cherry tomato still green and lonely on it's vine. Hey ho. Loving the Meera Sodha recipes too - she's a bit of a food hero for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tonia. Sorry to hear about you lone green tomato, hopefully next year will be better
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