Farm share, week 1
Jun. 7th, 2006 06:16 pm*bounce*
First farm share delivery! Yay!
I got a farm share from Red Fire Farm again this year. They offered a fruit share, too, which I also got. I was expecting all leaves this week, and I'm pleasantly surprised.
I also got this week's Boston Organics delivery. It's a small box, 2/3 veg. I also switched around my list of never-gets; I took most greens out, assuming I'll get them from the farm share, as well as a couple of other preferences.
I also got a dozen eggs, free-range, organic, and fairly local. They're brown, though, so this is a trial order to see whether there tend to be many blood spots.
First farm share delivery! Yay!
I got a farm share from Red Fire Farm again this year. They offered a fruit share, too, which I also got. I was expecting all leaves this week, and I'm pleasantly surprised.
- a bunch of kale or collards (The collards were gone by the time I got there, but there was lacinato kale (my favorite) as well as green curly kale, so I'm happy.)
- a head of lettuce or a bunch of radishes (I chose the red leaf lettuce; I'm not a huge radish fan.)
- a third of a pound of spinach
- a third of a pound of mesclun
- a cucumber
- a bunch of green garlic (Not garlic scapes, more like ginormous scallions (two feet tall!) that are garlic flavored. They smell lovely.)
- a bunch of white (Hakurei?) turnips with greens
- fruit share: a pint of strawberries
I also got this week's Boston Organics delivery. It's a small box, 2/3 veg. I also switched around my list of never-gets; I took most greens out, assuming I'll get them from the farm share, as well as a couple of other preferences.
- a head of cauliflower
- two delicata squashes
- two smallish zucchinis
- a pint of grape tomatoes
- eight smallish Yukon Gold potatoes
twothree orangestwothree kiwis- eight ounces of strawberries
I also got a dozen eggs, free-range, organic, and fairly local. They're brown, though, so this is a trial order to see whether there tend to be many blood spots.