week six of muth family farm organic csa: canary melon, cantaloupe, celery, corn, collard, basil, dill, purslane, kale, blackberries, cucumber, heirloom tomatoes, and golden squash. (blueberries $3/pint from another local organic farm).
i looove tomatoes! they remind me of my aunt ellen. my dad tells me she would eat them like apples=)!
this pretty pink tomato made a really yummy raw pizza topping with basil, olive oil, a splash of nama shoyu and a drizzle of agave. sooo delicious!
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stay tuned for a garden update and a maggie's pure land soap nuts review/giveaway!=)
I got some Soap nuts as well! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your goodies, CSAs rock! Those tomatoes look amazing!
your CSA tomatoes are gorgeous!!! i used to get those in my CSA box in CA but i have stopped doing my csa and just do the farmer's mkt as i was literally getting TOO MUCH food and felt i was wasting it, crazy huh.
ReplyDeleteand i thank you, a million times over for holding my hand, cyber style, getting started brewing my booch!! love it now and so easy. Ifyou ever want to splurge on something, get that oak barrel. Girl. Its amazing what it does w/ the flavor and the ease of use too!
xoxo
all the colors are so vibrant!
ReplyDeletei am sure you have posted your pizza recipe before, but if not, can you post it? pretty please!
oh man does that look good. You are going to be glowing with raw radiance after eating those gems!!
ReplyDeleteI think the old nickname for tomatoes is actually, "love apple"???. Not sure. Remember my Grandma calling it that. Thought of that when you said, "eating them like apples". After all they are a fruit!! Makes sense.
Peace and Raw Health,
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How did you make the pizza crust and pizza cheese??
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Everything looks delicious! What a nice CSA! The tomatoes are especially lovely, perfect for the pizza. Enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteI love how you treat food as something that truly matters, the dishes you make are like colorful artwork to be savoured and enjoyed. Your pizza sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great CSA haul! The tomatoes are so pretty:) I am sure your gorgeous pizza was delish.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your soap nut review!
And here I was leary about getting into a CSA because I thought there wouldn't be enough! Wow that's an amazing selection..and those tomatoes super yum! And that pizza..Mmmm
ReplyDeleteI've wanted to try soap nuts forever so can't wait for the review!
beautiful!!! All those tomatoes look wonderful and your pizza does too! :) I'm coming over!
ReplyDeletethank you!=)
ReplyDeletebitt and elizabeth - you can find my modified version of carmi's herb pizza crust here
http://animalfriendlyeating.blogspot.com/2009/11/dehydrated-yummies.html
and the cashew cheeze recipe here
http://animalfriendlyeating.blogspot.com/2010/04/food-fight-rematch-seedlings-and-biggie.html
Great CSL box! Never heard of purslane or canary melon. Is canary melon the same as honeydew melon maybe? I love melons nonetheless!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for checking out my guest post, you're so kind!!!
Happy weekend xxx
Great-looking table you've got there, Kelli!
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Kelli, I so love all your food - I'm going to come for inspiration to this lovely space you've created, while I'm on my cleanse. On this one I can eat one healthy balanced meal a day, Yayyyy!!! xox
ReplyDeletethank you ladies!xo
ReplyDeletesarah - canary melon is similar to honeydew. i love it!