Week 12

• 8 ears Corn
• 4 lbs Red Gold Potatoes
• 4 Italian Eggplant
• 6 small Zucchini
• 8 lbs Tomatoes
• 2 boxes Cherry Tomatoes (once again, the yummiest Sungold ever, wow)
• 2 bunches Broccoli Rabe
• 10 Paula Red Apples
  = 35 lbs

With Sun Moon bonus:
+ 1 bunch Turnips
+ 1 bunch Dill
+ 1 huge Tomato
…And I forgot to write down what the bread was.
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For Rosh HaShana last night I recapped the miso-glazed eggplant, Szechuan green beans with tofu, and brown rice. Then we munched on apples we picked this weekend paired with honey from a friend's backyard hives. HaMotzi was over French bread. Y'know, the traditional yontov meal.
Also made more of the zucchini basil soup and was once again ( Read more... )

And also an important shill!

• 12 ears Corn
• 2 bunches Radishes
• 4 Eggplants
• 2 lbs Zucchini
• 2 lbs Green Beans
• 4 bunches Arugula
• 6 lbs Tomatoes
• 10 Cubanelle Peppers
  =32#

Phew! I made a third big batch of roasted eggplant-tomato sauce (aka Awesomesauce) which totally lived up to its name. I took some shortcuts with the second batch that made ( Read more... )

(Once again, a week behind. Sigh.)

• 4 pounds Tomatoes
• 2 bunches Carrots
• 2 bunches Parsley
• 2 bunches Broccoli
• 6 Cubanelle Peppers
• 6 Zucchini
• 2 Eggplants
• 2 lbs Green Beans
  =~23#? (forgot to jot it down at the time)

Finally got the last of the old summer squash into the dehydrator. At least this week's aren't the size of kiddie baseball bats ( Read more... )

[Catching up on posting these (they are backdated), so minimal commentary. Oh, except I made 1.5 gallons of kick-ass roasted tomato sauce. :) Also, we sold off the Red Fire share, so this is just Parker.]
Week 11

• 2 bunches Carrots (yellow)
• 2 bunches Raab
• 2 lbs Sweet Banana Peppers
• 2 lbs Zucchini
• 4 Eggplant
• 4 lbs Red Potatoes
• 10 lbs ( Read more... )

Yields are really kicking into high gear everywhere and this week's take was just fabulous. Also, I recently added new CSA-related tags including individual tags for each year as well as each week number, which means you can click the latter to see what the yield was every year on a given week if you're curious how things compare season to season ( Read more... )