The summer garden is still puttering along and providing us with a bounty of good food.
SATURDAY
Breakfast – homemade/homegrown blueberry pancakes
Dinner – homemade flour tortillas, homemade spanish rice (homegrown onions, peppers, tomatoes) with homegrown sauteed pepper and local avocado and onions (from Farmer S) with raw cheese
SUNDAY
Breakfast – homemade skillet granola
Lunch – leftovers from Saturday dinner
Dinner – homegrown tomatoes, cucumber sandwich with homemade sauerkraut local cabbage (from Farmer S)
MONDAY
Breakfast – homemade skillet granola
Lunch – left overs from potluck on Sunday
Dinner – left overs from potluck on Sunday
TUESDAY
Breakfast – homemade skillet granola
Lunch – homegrown tomatoes, cucumber sandwich with homemade sauerkraut local cabbage (from Farmer S)
Dinner – homegrown tomatoes, cucumber sandwich with homemade sauerkraut local cabbage (from Farmer S)
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast – homemade skillet granola
Lunch – homegrown stuffed peppers (homegrown herbs, squash and organic rice) with homegrown cucumber and tomato salad
Dinner – homegrown stuffed peppers (homegrown herbs, squash and organic rice) with homegrown cucumber and tomato salad
THURSDAY
Breakfast – homemade skillet granola
Lunch – homegrown stuffed peppers (homegrown herbs, squash and organic rice) with homegrown cucumber and tomato salad
Dinner – homemade herb pizza crust topped with homegrown homegrown-preserved marinated peppers and homegrown tomatoes, roasted eggplants, basil, figs and mozerella cheese with homegrown tomato and cucumber, basil salad
FRIDAY
Breakfast – homemade skillet granola
Lunch – homegrown avocado and tomatoes on toast with homegrown tomato and cucumber, basil salad
Dinner – homemade tomato sauce (homegrown garlic, celery, onions, peppers and tomatoes) with pasta and parmesan cheese
Comment(1)
Jason says:
September 2, 2009 at 8:01 pmYour stuffed peppers look delicious! Care to pass along the recipe? Including some vegetarian recipes on your site would be a great addition! You all are truly inspiring – thanks for all you do! Oh, and tell Jules to put some ads up and use the money to support the cause. There’s no shame in that. 🙂