I sometimes believe there’s a telepathic csa supervisor somewhere, tuning in to (very) special requests. This afternoon I scouted several stores in search of celery but couldn’t find any. I desperately wish to turn some leftover corn into perkedèl djagoeng (corn fritters) for my next bento you see, and it won’t work without that specific herb! :(
When I went to get our weekly vegetable bag it briefly crossed my mind… but nah, that would be really improbable and too much to hope for. Well. YIPPEE!
Just like that time when I was craving eggplant!
I was also pretty happy to see some more of those scarlet globes, french breakfast and icicle radishes among the veggies for this week.
(Thanks for teaching me their names Judy!) Haven’t they grown since last week? :-o
- celery
- bunch of 3 radish varieties
- eggplant
- endive (frisée)
- red chili pepper
- leek
- lettuce
ETA: The celery was used for corn fritters (dôh), bami goreng (twice), Russian salad and several other dishes. Half of the curled endive went into a potato stew with gorgonzola and almonds (which should have been cashews but we were out of those), the rest became toemis andijvie with bami. The leek was also used for perkedèl djagoeng and bami; the chili pepper dito and stir-fried with last week’s bok choi.
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vrijdag 11 juni 2010 bij 13:42
leeswammes
Which one’s the celery, Gnoe? The white stuff under the radish? I thought celery was long and green, maybe this is a different variety?
I’m surprised by the chili pepper, not typically Dutch. Do they grow this inside (greenhouse)? I assume it needs warmth?
Enjoy making some nice meals from this loot!
vrijdag 11 juni 2010 bij 14:07
gnoegnoe
Like the eggplant (and tomatoes we sometimes get) they’re grown in an unheated greenhouse — just naturally generated warmth!