
We survived a big bad storm today. Here is the big storm system rolling in. It was moving so fast- and for a few minutes the sky was very green and eerie. We were in the middle of harvesting lettuce when it started lightening close-by. So we hopped into the reefer trailer to weather the storm. It was one of the bigger storms we've had this spring- pretty exhilarating. 2 inches in 1 hour. The plants are pretty battered, but they needed the water; that is the give-and-take of farming.

This is our lovely employee Kathryn. She is an awesome worker and she's great company. She's picking lettuce just before the storm hit. She was a good sport after the sun came out today and harvested in the mucky mud with me.
Tomorrow at the Cherry St. Farmers' Market, we will have lots of goodies: Purple carrots, orange carrots, green beans, chioggia beets, turnips, red salad lettuce, kale, dill, and cilantro. We will have squash soon! we've gleaned a few baby zukes this week, and they are delicious. We just ate fish & zucchini tacos with tons of cilantro for dinner tonight.
Below is a fun picture of our purple-top turnips. in the wash bucket. These taste great worked into mashed potatoes, cooked like scalloped potatoes, roasted in the oven, or grilled.

Hope you all have a good weekend!
Chelsea
Love your blog. I saw the Tulsa news yesterday and it looked like pretty scary. Glad you guys survived it. The garden looks great. My little one is not doing so good. Kathryn looks happy. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteNice photo stitch! It's epic...
ReplyDeleteI'm excited about cooking up these turnips that I got today! Thank you again!
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