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  • bunch basil
  • bunch scallions
  • head red lettuce
  • head green cabbage
  • four large light-red beets (don't know what variety), with greens (edit: they turned out to be golden yellow inside)
  • bunch red kale
  • one fennel
  • one bulb garlic
  • half pint? blueberries
  • two zucchini

(Small share omitted lettuce and fennel. Both sizes were slated to get Roma beans but we didn't; I don't know if they did. Cabbage was not originally on our list but was for the small share. Garlic wasn't on either list.)

I was anticipating more blueberries and planning to make cobbler. Maybe I'll combine with peaches for that? I already got the vanilla ice cream that goes with cobbler. :-)

I haven't cooked with fennel before. What's the best way to use those delicate greens?

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Date: 2019-07-20 10:44 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] hudebnik
The only times I ever buy fennel are to make a batch of le Menagier's "spinach tart" (see Cariadoc's Miscellany), which also calls for beet greens, chervil, and (obviously) spinach. A few days ago I got a big bag of beet greens for free at the farmer's market because they cut off the greens at the moment a customer wants beet roots. And we have chervil growing in pots on the front porch.

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