With the soon advent of The Rain (this event in the Pac NW gets its own capital letters), A. decided today was "strip the garden day."
We betook ourselves to our garden plot, which, once The Rain comes, will become a large field of chocolate pudding, hazardous to muck boots and small children. We lost a child out there once. (We did eventually retrieve her.) So the goal was clear: harvest the harvestable. Strip the bushes of the remaining zucchini and crookneck squash. Uproot the carrots. Harvest every tomato 2" or greater in diameter; they'll ripen off the vine.
We brought three buckets and one box for corn and squash. We ended up borrowing two more buckets and using a laundry basket.
We are blessed, pressed down, shaken together and running over with tomatoes.
I beseech you, send me recipes. I only like fried green tomatoes in small batches. There's only so much relish and jam I can make.
A's job now is to find a way to set these tomatoes up so they do not go to waste while I determine what to do with them!
What would you do?
Knock-knock
2 weeks ago
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