First up is the broccoli at 9oz:
It got covered in a cheddar sauce and was very yummy.
The coldest weather of the winter is arriving on Tuesday night, so I decided to go ahead and harvest the rest of the cabbage. They have not budged an inch in their size in about a month and they are showing signs of frost damage on their outer leaves. I harvested the last four heads of cabbage, which were 4.5 lbs.
Finally this week were a couple of turnips, weighing 1.3 lbs. I only measured the roots because I've accepted the fact that I just don't like turnip greens.
That is all in my garden for the first harvest Monday of 2012, which is a whole lot more (6.5 lbs) than this time last year (0 lbs). I'm very happy to have my first winter garden!
To see what others are harvesting check out Harvest Monday at Daphne's Dandelions.
Great growing! I'm not fond of raw turnip greens, but if they are picked young and cooked with a little bacon and onion they are pretty good, tho I like my beet greens better.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, nice harvest and great start for the new year.
ReplyDeleteCabbages are interesting - we both harvested one but in the completely opposite season. There aren't that many things you could do that with.
ReplyDeleteI may need to harvest some of my cold weather veggies as well. We have had nights in the 20's. I have covered them up, but it may just get too cold. Happy new year and happy gardening!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is awesome for your first harvest of the year. I want to remember to weigh my harvest this year too. Good luck! :)
ReplyDeleteLynn
Broccoli just a memory here... we have a ways to go before it returns!
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