Today I decided I would make breakfast with vegetables from my garden. The garden is small and some of the vegetables are already getting sparse, but I was able to include beets, two kinds of carrots, spinach, chard, yellow squash, a squash blosssom, a potato and basil. I realized later that I forgot to include a zucchini and I chose not to use my last bok choy plant.
I was particularly excited about the beet because I’ve never had any luck growing them. But today the one I pulled out was BIG, at least in comparison to any I’ve had in my garden in the past.
I decided I would steam them with a bit of dill. They tasted uttamam! (Uttamam means “very good” in Sanskrit.)
Later, I realized that I could have cooked some of the beet greens, but I know the worms in my two worm bins will thoroughly enjoy eating all of the scraps. It seems fitting since they deserve a lot of the credit for the harvest.
I am still very much a beginning gardener. I love how much I learn each year
Looks really tasty – unusual for breakfast, though why not?
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While the Bok Choy was growing I would have a plate of that with eggs on top.
More often I’m drawn to cereal and fruit or pancakes but I’m wanting to increase the vegetables!
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And I frequently have breakfast items for dinner!
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Yummy (although I would “puff” all day long, as my Southern relatives would say). Beautiful breakfast. Lenore would love this!
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What does puff mean in that context?
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uh, expelling wind from the bowels…
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Thanks for the laugh! Luckily it doesn’t affect me that way. If I was eating oats or lentils or some beans it would be a different story.
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Uh oh, I hope Badfish doesn’t read all this. He’ll start including farts in all his posts…
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