Showing posts with label satsumas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label satsumas. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2009

A little food for a rainy Sunday afternoon

Today will be a light day for blogging, as I haven't cooked anything today and we are meeting a friend for dinner tonight.  BUT, I did make a fine sandwich out of my own homemade whole wheat rye bread, cucumber from the farmer's market, my own sprouts, vegenaise, and some kosher/vegetarian cheese.  So here are some pics...I had to at least have that!  What's a a boring Sunday afternoon blog without at least one picture?
I'm still pondering about those green satsumas. I think I'll try one.  I read that they can vary from green to yellow to orange and still be ripe!  Hmmmm....


Come back tomorrow for some good cookin'!
Eat smart,
T.


PS-I have eaten the green satsuma!  Just a bit tangy and only one seed....tasty!

Saturday, September 5, 2009

T goes to the farmer's market(s)

Wow, what an exciting morning! Two farmer's markets and lots of good vegetables and fruit now in my kitchen.
This is what we picked up: zucchini, lima beans, pears (yes, THOSE pears), green satsumas, creole tomatoes, brown rice, green bell peppers, white button mushrooms, okra, patty pan squash, fresh corn and cucumbers.
I have no idea what to do with: patty pan squash
Previously, we've gotten okra at the market....I made a pretty good Bhindi Masala. However, if you've never tried, they're not bad raw with a little salt! (and perhaps not so slimy when you eat it raw)
I'm excited about the lima beans because last week I came up with a great lima bean and tomato "stew" that we ate over brown rice! So I'll be sharing that recipe with you soon. I was hoping for more shiitake mushrooms, but alas......just the white button type. And it sure will be nice to have fresh raw corn this afternoon as a snack! Right off the cob.
Now I must go drink my second cup of coffee and think about today's food!
If you have a good recipe for patty pan squash, do let me know. Also, if you know what the heck I'm supposed to do with green satsumas, do tell. Do I let them ripen? Are you supposed to eat them green?? Hmmm....
Happy fooding!
Eat smart,
T.

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