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LSweeney_moderator | Posted in Mid-Atlantic Gardening on

Have you made any exciting recipes with your home grown produce this year? Please share pics!

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    Chloe_Moderator | | #1

    I don't have a picture, but I grow cabbage just so I can make Italian cabbage salad. A half a head or so of cabbage sliced, big handful of chopped parsley, a few teaspoons of capers, toss. Whisk two tablespoons each red wine vinegar, water, and olive oil with a clove of minced garlic. Toss everything. Add Italian tuna in olive oil on top. Such a good summer lunch.

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      LSweeney_moderator | | #3

      That sounds amazing!

  2. dtutela | | #2

    If you have zucchini, I love to make zucchini rounds which are incredibly easy and tasty.
    https://www.gingerwithroots.com/recipes/recipe/91fadfac-6a1a-4422-9e10-edbc4ac18017 I put a lot recipes on my site that include fruits and veggies from my garden. What are you growing?

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      LSweeney_moderator | | #4

      Those look so good! Thanks for sharing!

    2. User avater Moderator
      Chloe_Moderator | | #5

      I usually just saute them. This sounds waaay better.

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