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I have harvested 100 lbs of tomatoes from June to August,
approximately $150 if I bought this at the grocery store |
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what to do with all of these tomatoes??? |
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Perfect for raw soups, salads, juices, dehydrated, and more |
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my partner and I have been eating lots of stir-fry, soups,
and salads with these ingredients |
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Growing a small scale garden has allowed me to eat lunch and
dinner from my garden, everyday for the past two months |
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zucchini, cucumbers, okra, and squash |
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last of the tomatoes and peppers of the season |
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Garden harvest & grocery haul with mangoes, bananas, and avocadoes |
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9 Organic cucumbers from the garden is the
equivalent of $8.50 if bought at a store
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harvest of cucumbers and peppers (the equivalent of$15) |
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Estimates $6-7 of arugula, from the Spring garden |
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lettuce & green onions |
Most of the meals I've made with my garden veggies have been salads. The most simplistic and tasty salad is a combination of chopped cucumbers and chopped tomatoes (with a little avocado) over a bed of lettuce. I use three cucumbers and five tomatoes to make a large salad. I will also chop tomatoes and cumbers over a bed of lettuce with a sauce made of blended mango, tomatoes, zucchini, banana and jalapeno peppers, and dill from my garden (you could also add some avocado to the sauce).
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Cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers from the garden
with mango and avocado. |
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Another dinner for me is a typical fruitarian soup: mangoes and tomatoes.
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