Our garden is doing great, kicking out loads of fresh produce for us despite the spring hail storm we thought wiped it all out. We are enjoying okra, tomatoes, peppers, green beans, spaghetti squash, and the latest: honey dew melon. We’ve never planted these melons before. We will be planting them again. They are soooo yummy right out of the garden!
Beware, the picture below looks a little bit like St. Patrick’s Day just made a surprise late summer appearance.
If you look real closely, you’ll even see a green twist-tie hanging out on the table.
That’s how good I am at this blogging photography thing.
Here’s our menu for the week:
Sunday, August 24
Chocolate whipped cream on strawberries, chocolate chocolate chip muffins
Tuna salad on lettuce and tomatoes, pickles, olives, honey dew melon
Youth group family picnic – taking watermelon, carrot sticks, cucumbers, and tomatoes
Monday, August 25
Cheesy scrambled eggs, strawberry-peach smoothies
Taco corn fritters, fried okra, watermelon, sweet peppers
Tuna casserole, peas, cantaloupe
Tuesday, August 26
Coconut flour muffins, honey dew melon
Spanish rice, raspberry lemon cream cups, tossed salad
Teriyaki chicken and veggies with broccoli, carrots, and zucchini
Wednesday, August 27
Cranberry white chocolate chip breakfast cookies, pears
Sloppy cornbread muffins, carrots and cucumbers with ranch, seven minute strawberry ice cream
Pizza boats, tossed salad, fruit salad
Thursday, August 28
Fried eggs, cinnamon apple toast
Pasta salad bar with lots of veggie options, watermelon
Italian roast wraps with lettuce and tomatoes, green beans
Friday, August 29
Whole wheat waffles, blueberries
Chicken burritos, carrots and cucumbers, black olives, cherries
Cheesy salsa enchiladas, tossed salad, cantaloupe
Saturday, August 30
Cereal
Leftovers
Chicken salad, pita bread, tomatoes, grapes
Lori says
It is in the upper, right hand corner. I never would have noticed it if you hadn’t mentioned it:) The honeydew looks yummy!
Holly says
Can I just say that one of the MANY things I love about your blog is that you do real, normal, not fancy-schmancy photography. Love it!!!
Melissa says
Upper right hand corner. :) I wouldn’t have noticed it either. ;)
Susan Parker says
I saw it. But if you didn’t say anything, probably wouldn’t have noticed. However, I am jealous of your homegrown honeydew. Never tried growing my own here in Rhode Island. Maybe one of these days.
Susan
Mona says
I am jealous of your homegrown honeydew!! I looked locally for seeds this year. You would think that in SWFL where summer is nice & long and perfect for growing them, they would sell seeds?! Nope. I’m planning to order some for next year.