Have made a huge batch of soup for the freezer.
What a beautifully sunny & mild day it's been today. It was a joy to be pottering about in the garden again!
Leek & potato soup has been made
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Dug all my leeks up this morning. I was very surprised (pleasantly!) that after cleaning & trimming I had 1.5 kilos in weight.
Have made a huge batch of soup for the freezer.
What a beautifully sunny & mild day it's been today. It was a joy to be pottering about in the garden again!
Have made a huge batch of soup for the freezer.
What a beautifully sunny & mild day it's been today. It was a joy to be pottering about in the garden again!
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Afternoon Piglet6, you just can't beat a drop of homemade soup, can you!
Soon be time to start planting again, and the excitement of looking forward to a whole new harvest.
Soon be time to start planting again, and the excitement of looking forward to a whole new harvest.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
I did the last leek digging about four weeks ago and did the same as you, piglet6 - leek and potato soup, now frozen. But yesterday (lovely, sunny days here yesterday and today, by the way), I picked the last sprouts, had some for lunch today and made sprout and potato soup with the rest.
The only thing now left to eat on the allotment, other than the overwintered onions and garlic, is some curly kale which is looking fine. Shame about the purple sprouting broccoli which succumbed to the weather for the first time ever.
Oh, and we also picked the first rhubarb - lovely!
The only thing now left to eat on the allotment, other than the overwintered onions and garlic, is some curly kale which is looking fine. Shame about the purple sprouting broccoli which succumbed to the weather for the first time ever.
Oh, and we also picked the first rhubarb - lovely!
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We had Leek and Potato Soup for lunch too. Sprouts and Parsnips with dinner. Yesterday had Prawn Cocktail on a bed of our own over-wintered salad. Still a few things to go at before new season kicks in. Regrettably Rhubarb only just showing.