2 kilos of zucchini for baby food, stir-fry, zucchini bread, pasta primavera, and minestrone soup.
200 grams of walnuts for granola bars, oatmeal, and zucchini bread.
1/2 kilo of spinach for minestrone soup. And something else...to be determined.
3 kilos of pumpkin for baby food, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin bread, and maybe an attempt at homemade pumpkin-spice coffee creamer.
1/2 kilo of green beans for minestrone soup, stir-fry, and pasta primavera.
1/2 kilo of plums.
A kilo of onions. For everything.
A kilo of mandarins. (Yup, mandarins. I thought they were limes too at first glance).
A kilo of potatoes for minestrone soup, baked potatoes, and mashed potatoes.
A kilo of grapes.
200 grams of cranberries for granola bars, oatmeal, and snacking.
A kilo of carrots for minestrone soup, stir-fry, pasta primavera, and maybe a first-time attempt at carrot soup.
1/2 kilo of pole beans for baby food.
A kilo of apples for muffins and applesauce.
1/2 kilo of broccoli for stir-fry, pasta primavera, and maybe with baked potatoes or fettuccine alfredo.
200 grams of almonds for snacking on.
Not a bad haul for $30, huh?
Oh yummy! Looks like you are going to be busy!
ReplyDeleteThose mandarins really do look like limes. Just the other day I was in New Orleans visiting my sister and they had a "lime" tree in the back yard. We attempted to make key lime pie, didn't work out so well. We found out after further investigation that her so called lime tree was a orange tree. So we had orange pie, it wasn't too bad. WOW!
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