Wonderful, shiney, purple eggplants. The plants have many more growing and hopefully the weather cooperates so we can feast on them for a long time.
Already had Eggplant Parmagian, now I am thinking Moussakka might be nice one evening this coming week.
Lots of green peppers. We used some in our breakfast omlets this morning. I did wash, clean and slice about 10 of them for the freezer. They are wonderful in soups, stews, spaghetti sauce and lasagna. A little taste of summer in the winter.
The last of the yellow wax beans. Frozen and ready for use during the winter. We did save a bowlful for supper tonight.
A large bowl of carrots. There is still more in the garden to eat. Plan on using some tomorrow for supper.
These are peeled, sliced, and blanched. Now I just have to put them into freezer bags.
Looks as if we are going to be well stocked for this winter. I love having my own fresh veggies (well almost fresh) to use in the cold, dark winter.
Well off to visit all of you. Everyone have a wonderful evening.
God bless.
Jackie~ Your veggies looks so wonderful...perhaps next year I can harvest a garden.
ReplyDeleteIt's always soooo nice to hear from you...I'll be able to visit more after next weekend.
Hugs
Have I ever told you that Eggplant Parmagian is my favorite meal!!!! I LOVE IT! All of your veggies look so pretty.
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Ginger
I'm impressed! I've never grown eggplant or carrots. Yours are so delicious looking.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous crop you've had this year Jackie! Fresh veg from the garden makes everything taste better doesn't it. I agree - when Winter comes we appreciate the fruits & vegetables we've frozen even more :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're getting a good crop this year! Your eggplants look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI can just taste the sweetness of those carrots. have a blessed day...m..
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