Crate Full of Veggies - week five

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Happy Wednesday! I hope you all got a chance to try some new seasonal recipes this week. I enjoyed experimenting with some new foods as well as loving on the old.

My crate full of veggies

Strawberries and Marionberries

Romaine Lettuce

Arugula and Mustard Greens

Chard

Kale

Potatoes

Onions

Summer Squash

Zucchini

Lavender

Broccoli 

Cauliflower

Sugar and Snap Peas

Carrots

Marionberries, Lavender

Lavender Marionberry Pie

In honor of National Pie Week I enjoyed this Marionberry Pie which quickly became a big hit. Who doesn't want an individual pie served up in a mason jar?

Romaine Lettuce

Caesar Salad

I got into these (totally processed) vegan "chicken breasts" when I was pregnant and every once in awhile still get a craving.

Chard, Onions

Mushroom and Swiss Chard "Frittata"

This may have been the best frittata I have ever made. I changed my technique a little and the result: a melt in your mouth, savory, and surprisingly egg-like" frittata. Check out the recipe. 

Potatoes, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Onions

Cauliflower Broccoli Potato Hash

 Carrots, Summer Squash

Eden's first meals

In preparation for Eden turning 6 months (yikes!) I have been boiling, pureeing, and freezing some of the organic vegetables coming to us from the farm.

Kale, Mustard Greens, Arugula

Sauteed Greens and Tofu over Lentils with Mustard Tahini Sauce

Strawberries

Chocolate Strawberry Protein Smoothies

I drank these smoothies a lot when I was pregnant; a great way to begin the day with some chocolate and protein. Although with fresh Oregon Strawberries they are one million times better.

Zucchini

Chocolate Espresso Zucchini Cake

I made this cake again tonight at my parents house for Family Dinner. I added more zucchini, cut the oil in half, and tweaked a few more things. They turned into fudgy, chocolatey, heavenly brownies.

I ended the week with my snap and sugar peas, which I blanched and froze. Here's a tutorial for freezing sweet peas, a similar process to the snap and sugar peas (without the shelling).

There you have it. What seasonal dishes did you try this week?