Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Cupola
A cupola for the chicken coop barn! Thank you to my hubby for making such a crown
jewel for me and the girls.
Zucchini Start
Excitement
of new greens -- the zucchini is here!
Spread with butter
Sprinkle with salt
Drizzle with balsamic vinaigrette
Top with shredded Parmigiano Reggiano cheese
Add to the smoker with the chicken for last hour or place on grill until tender
Smoked Chicken
Rub chicken with olive oil, sea salt and rosemary
Place in smoker for about 4 hours
Smoked
(Grilled) Zucchini
Slice
zucchini length-wiseSpread with butter
Sprinkle with salt
Drizzle with balsamic vinaigrette
Top with shredded Parmigiano Reggiano cheese
Add to the smoker with the chicken for last hour or place on grill until tender
Smoked Chicken
Rub chicken with olive oil, sea salt and rosemary
Place in smoker for about 4 hours
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Abundance!
CSA Family-
Garden is in abundance!
Today you have eggs, lettuce, a few beets and of course Swiss
chard, but new are a few carrots and kale! There are three different kinds of kale
in your package, each with their own unique taste. It was new to us and we both
had a different favorite. Like Swiss chard, the kale stem is bitter so for a salad we cut the
leaf away from the stem.
We are very close to having cucumbers, zucchini and tomatoes ready, maybe as early as next week.
When visiting the farm again, we now have the Hebl heard
crazing behind us. It was so lovey to chat with them while harvesting the garden
last evening. Three calves tucked under the fence and grazed the vineyard area.
No harm and they are so sweet. It got one of us excited for goats. :)
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Storm :(
Down for the count:
· 1 flag pole
· 2 doors off the grill
· 2 trees
· ¼ of the sunflowers and 2 rows of tomato plants buried from the wood pile being pushed over
· 1 Chicken coop moved 3 feet off its foundation;
· 2 Cornish rock meat birds are missing– can we tell you again how dumb this breed is?
· 1 flag pole
· 2 doors off the grill
· 2 trees
· ¼ of the sunflowers and 2 rows of tomato plants buried from the wood pile being pushed over
· 1 Chicken coop moved 3 feet off its foundation;
· 2 Cornish rock meat birds are missing– can we tell you again how dumb this breed is?
Such is life on the open range.
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