Monday Harvest 1st August 2011

Its been lovely in Melbourne this week: sunny, getting warmer and lots of veggies.

On Tuesday I was digging over one of my beds when I found these Kipfler potatoes from what must be the third crop in this bed since I sowed the seed potatoes in about September.  This last crop had grown with no direct sun so I have to say I assumed they wouldn’t form tubers but no –  a small side dish for Wednesday’s fish.  Other than potatoes I harvested silver beet which I teamed with Cannellini beans for the soup I posted here.  The thyme and parsley were also used in that dish.

On Wednesday the highlight was these leeks which I roasted.

Thursday brought more silver beet for little silver beet and feta quiches.   Friday and I was making cauliflower risotto which called for celery and parsley (in fact most dishes I make seem to call for parsley….).

   

The weekend came and on Saturday I really felt like a salad – it must be this sudden onset of relative warmth – so I harvested Carrots, Radishes, Spring Onions, Watercress, Rocket, Parsley, and Mint.

Finally it was Sunday and I harvested my first cauliflower of the year – YAY! – and some broccoli (not pictured) – perfect in a stir fry.  A good weeks harvesting!

For other Monday Harvests check out Daphne’s Dandelions page.

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