On the way to watch birds at Watkins Lake yesterday (
see this post) we stopped at a wonderful farm stand on Sharon Hollow Road. The season for most summer produce is ending, and I was surprised to find quite a few exquisite fruits and vegetables. At dinner last night we ate the eggplant that I bought. I regretted not buying more of everything!
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Amazed to find just a few peaches, which came from Grand Rapids as our side of the state was peachless this year. |
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Honey Crisp apples were only $1.29 a pound. |
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Very late tomatoes. |
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Small sweet peppers -- the ones I broiled were just delicious with the eggplant last night. |
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Oh you lucky "gal" The Amish farmstand down the block has been surprising me with goodies for the past couple of weeks. She is closing soon but has eggplant and still a few tomatoes. I sure wish I would have grown more eggplant but before they are gone, I'd better go buy us some more!!! Eggplant and Roasted Peppers, oh goodness:)
Thank you so much for sharing, Mae...
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