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Tuesday was the first market for me this season. I headed down to DeForest. First thing in the morning I make a ‘wish’ list of apples that...
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One of the newest additions to the orchard fun is the Music Wall thanks to Diane’s ingenuity. Here’s a great video one of our custo...
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Improvements at the Kroncke Road Orchard continue to be made in preparation for the 2010 move of the retail apple store. Jared put together...
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Operation Fruit & Vegetables – Pureed Vegetable Soup
I already told you about one way you can make your veggies more delicious – roasting them.  Now, let’s look at a different way.  Start by either using your left over roast veggies or cut up some new ones.  You can use whatever kind you want.  In this particular batch I have cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and sweet potatoes.  Now just throw them all into a pot of water and cook them until they’ve softened a bit.  
 Next drain the water and put the veggies in a blender and blend them down until they are smooth.  
While you are pureeing your veggies.  Add a can of chicken broth to your already warm pan.  Once your veggies are pureed you’ll add them back into the pan. 
 Now it’s time for some fun – adding spices!  You can add whatever you think would be tasty – I’m just going to give you some suggestions.  The key is to add a little, let it simmer for a little, taste it and decide where you want to go next – or if you’re finished and ready to eat it.
I would recommend starting by adding some cream cheese or laughing cow slices to add just a bit of creaminess to your soup. I’ve also added a can of cream of mushroom soup to mine at that has been tasty.
Other spices I’ve added – cumin (adds a smoky taste), Penzey’s Arizona Dreaming Spice, Garlic, Sea Salt, Curry.
I’ve also made the creamy soup and then added a drained can of black beans. Mix in a little Greek yogurt when you’re ready to eat it and it sure is delicious!
Hope this gave you a few new ideas on what you can do with your vegetables!
PS. Definitely considering putting in a ‘children’s garden’ at the orchard. Please let me know if you’re interested in participating, learning more, or if you have suggestions on how I can make this work!

 
 


 
 

 
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