Everything is beginning to come along now.
We have raspberries that have been enjoyed both with homemade waffles and Greek yogurt and honey.
I have put the red gooseberries into a tub and in the freezer for later. The strawberries and wild strawberries were used last in a Wild Strawberry Cake.
I was fortunate to spot this courgettes, a day of two later and it would have been more of a marrow.
The small end was used to top a pizza along with nasturtium flowers and young leaves. The rest was used in a omelette that D made. Omelettes are D's speciality, not mine.
Purple dwarf Hestia climbing beans, Champion and Telephone garden peas and some Runner Beans.
The runner beans were used in this Lemon and Mint Bean Pasta Salad
Other harvest from the garden - Purple stemmed kale, the name escapes me at the moment and some Purple Top Milan Turnips.
I am sharing my harvest with Dave over at Happy Acres who hosts Harvest Monday every week.
I am also sharing this Lemon Mint Runner Bean Pasta Salad with Soup, Salad and Sammies hosted by Kahakai Kitchen. Like most of my pasta salads, not much to it. Its olive oil and lemon juice, minced mint from the garden, sliced runner beans that were parboiled in salted water and spring onions. Stirred into some cooked pasta, then seasoned with salt and pepper to taste and lunch was ready.










What a nice harvest! Your turnips are beautiful! And waht about this salad with your pizza!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ephee. yes the salad is rather pretty
DeleteThe pasta salad sounds yummy! I have a pasta and been salad on the menu for later this week. The raspberries look lovely. I miss growing them, but not the thorny canes and the pruning!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave. My canes are not so thorny, thankfully
DeleteIt just feels right, eating from the garden
ReplyDeletethank you gz, it certainly does feel right
DeleteVery nice photos you've shared.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sue
DeleteWow, you have such amazing things growing in your garden! I've always wanted to grow a garden, but I've never had the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jeff. Lovely to make your acquaintance. I started of growing in window boxes then slowly got a allotment plot, then a garden of my own - hopefully one day you will too have the opp to grow your own veg. ,
DeleteLovely harvest - must make you feel great to have fresh vegies and fruit rather than have to go out to the shops! And nice pasta salad! with lovely greens!
ReplyDeleteThank you Johanna. Yeah esp. the greens
DeleteAll of your garden bounty looks wonderful and I love the looks of your pasta salad. Thanks for sharing it with Souper Sundays this week. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Deb.
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