It just doesn't get any fresher than this. I dug them, washed them, cooked them and ate them all in the span of a half hour. There is nothing like tender new potatoes. They sure were good.
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3 comments:
Oh those taters look great!! That is awesome to go to the garden instead of the store...
The berries puzzle me.. How do that hollow look? Is there a stem on top before it is picked? That has been on my mind for a while now. Maybe you can enlighten me.
SG
Going to the garden instead of the store is always better - in so many ways - tastier, fresher and much less of a carbon footprint!
Yes, the raspberries have a stem that you leave on the plant as you pick the berries.
Those potatoes look good -Hope you get a great crop.
vickie
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