Here are a couple of photos showing some of our garden produce.
The top photo is a bowl-full of Aji Limon peppers. They are spicy with a fair amount of "sneaker heat", and, in addition to the yellow color, they actually do have a nice citrus-like flavor. I turned these into a fermented brined-pepper mash. Very tasty, and a good way to preserve garden produce for the winter.
The second photo shows the winter squash we got this year. There are several varieties shown here: Cinderella pumpkin (the large orange guys), Kuru (small orange), Buttercup (small dark green), Sweet Meat (medium-sized gray-green), Butternut (oblong tan fruits), and Queensland Blue (medium sized gray-green, ribbed). The Kuru and Queensland Blue were new to us this year. We like the Kuru -- we put it in a batch of Mussaman Curry last night. The Queensland Blue is very hard and dense, but the flavor is not as good as the others. Our overall favorite winter squash: Sweet Meat. Best keeper: Butternut.
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