Crazy weekend, what with the Coconut Cup on Saturday. Here's this weeks' haul:

Salads this week.
Still a bit unclear. Thinking about a pasta dish, or kale chips again for a party tomorrow.
Salad, salsa (oh man are our chile plants producing!!!), maybe into some pasta. Last week we did a
Carbonara (
Armandino Battali's Recipe from
Salumi!) and added two
Romas so it wasn't all
pancetta and cheese... Just mostly.
Like the last round of Strawberries these were right on the verge of going bad. So they were immediately chopped and placed in a bowl with some sugar and chopped
carambola and left to macerate in the fridge for future use. See below.
Will go into a variety of sides and salads.
Three-quarters or so went into Dill Beans last night for a side. The rest will be part of a general catch all Thai
stirfry.
When they're ripe I'm thinking
Canistel Pie Mk II?
Argh, I thought we were done. Well I've still got a bunch of West Indian Curry spice that I mixed up. I'll see if I can find some more goat or maybe use the greens as a base for a Jerk Snapper or something.
Last Week
Wrapup / Uses So far

The Black
Sapotes went into another round of
Black Sapote Muffins and they are
excellent. Even better this time. In a flash of genius, I took the macerated strawberries and
carambola slices and made a
sortof Strawberry Shortcake with a Black
Sapote Muffin, Strawberries and
Carambolas, and a dollop of Meyer Lemon Curd on Top. Outstanding.

Last night's dinner took a German twist. I had some leftover
Weisswursts that I made last month and decided to use them. So on the left we have a
Weisswurst (recipe from Michael
Ruhlman's Charcuterie) on a bed of the red potatoes we got last week, par-boiled then sauteed with some leftover
sauerkraut, red onion, garlic, and juniper berries. There were some steamed green beans with butter, chopped dill, salt, pepper, and dill seed. And a radish salad using the radish tops and sliced red radishes and french breakfast radishes with dill and a leftover bit of
tzatziki from
Mykonos. All in all a pleasantly satisfying dinner.
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