(Meade and I separately photographed the parsley. The first photo is mine, taken while he was out collecting the second bowlful. The second photo is his.)
October 24, 2019
The parsley harvest.
(Meade and I separately photographed the parsley. The first photo is mine, taken while he was out collecting the second bowlful. The second photo is his.)
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Where’s the rosemary and thyme?
Triple-rinsed of dirt, snakes, toxic biofilm and Never Trumpers. In other words, scum free.
The Black Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillars devastated our parsley. I was OK with that.
The parsley looks great! What a wonderful smell it has. Minced with fresh garlic on a steak, it is brilliant.
I love flat-leaf parsley, and always keep it in the house. Fortunately it's cheaply available in the local supermarket (though I'm sure Liz or Bernie will fix that by and by).
When I make basil pesto, I use about half parsley and half, or even a bit less, basil. And walnuts, which are cheaper than pignoli and just as good.
All basil for the pesto is too bitter for me.
Fresh garlic, your best EVOO and grated Parm, and salt, and you've got a year's supply of wonderful pesto.
Good on tortellini or gnocci (with some sliced grape tomatos) or as a topping for pasta e fagioli soup.
A reminder of summer in the freezer, ready when you need it.
Nobody eats parsley.
What do you have against snakes, Meade? Do you suffer from poisonous snakes in Madison?
If you had no garter snakes (for example) the slugs would have their way with your parsley, and that would not be good.
Of course, if you picked the snakes out of the colander and let them go outside, that's all good. (You gotta be fast with that, they can move when they're motivated.)
That said, nobody wants any of those things in their parsley, so I get that.
Nice.
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LOL! this is great.
Yummy. The good earth gives good things to good husband men. Enjoy.
I believe there is a black bear in your kitchen.
Did Meade change the room lighting for the second picture? Was the overhead light turned off in favor of the ambient?
I notice because my wife loves the overhead. I always choose the ambient, and task lighting.
Is that a dog in Meade's picture?
Looks great.
We harvested the last of mrs. stevew's garden this past Sunday, not including herbs, they come later. Late season yield was a couple dozen hot jalapeño peppers, a large colander full of Brussels sprouts, and a very large ball of horseradish. We've had a couple of frosts so all the tomatoes, bell peppers, and green beans are gone.
Garden is put to bed. If our plan comes together this will be our last harvest at this house. Mixed feelings.
The darker lighting makes Meade’s parsley look more intense, fresher and riper.
"Where’s the rosemary and thyme?"
LOL! I was going to ask the same question.
Is that Zeus?
I love seeing Zeus(?) in your house. Have missed him.
So, who's the pooch? Resident or guest?
Flat parsley like that is the tasty variety.
is that Arthur in the background?
Tell him we said hi.
First hard freeze forecast for tonight in New Mexico. Harvested the few remaining very small tomatoes and bell peppers (poor crop this year). We leave parsley in the ground which allows us to pick fresh all winter.
Pesto with parsley and acorn.
Await taste test! Report.
How about a picture of that black lab?
NYT
The opening of a criminal investigation is likely to raise alarms that Mr. Trump is using the Justice Department to go after his perceived enemies.
All the likely news that's fit to print.
Hi Zeus!
"The parsley harvest."
Followed soon, we may hope, by the arrest of John Brennan et al.
uh oh :( Barr has upgraded his investigation of the origins of the Russia collusion counter intel investigation (witch hunt), to a criminal investigation.
Breaking news at the top of the 8 pm hour. Switched over to Maddow, msdnc. and she was blindly spinning this as a mafia boss, Barr, going to the mattresses. Her talking points were meshing together and hilariously coming out as garbled mush.
Going to head into the kitchen and pop a big bowl of popcorn and peruse the leftist blogs.
you say tabouli,
I say tabbouleh
Let's call the whole thing off
Fall is in full "bloom" down in the Willamette Valley. My brother and I are preparing new planting beds for garlic, onions and herbs. One of our four gardens has a winter crop and the other three we are ready for over-wintering clover. I want to turn one of our four fields into a winter garden, with raised beds and a metal/plastic structure over it. I'm going to harden the irrigation infrastructure.
On another note....
While I'm not a vet, just an armchair general, I have a long history of wargaming and am the Sgt. Major of the Oregon Union battalion. Sort of like staying in a Holiday Express.
For military readers out there I'd like to recommend two sort of obscure books.
Armed Insurrection by A. Neuberg is a Comintern-sponsored manual about urban uprisings, published in 1928.
Our Great Spring Victory by Van Tien Dung is his account, as the commanding general, of the 1975 NVA combined-arms offensive, published in 1977.
Well worth anybody's time.
This is a cafe post, right?
Note to self,
do not put all the parsley in one bowl.
Looks like cilantro
The garnish garner.
Do you dry it or puree and freeze it? Fortunately I can over winter parsley, basil, tarragon and such in the green house. There are some compensations to living in CA...although apparently electricity ain't one of them.
My parsley isn't doing that well and neither are my tomatoes.
I am trying to figure out how to grow things in southern AZ. It seemed easier in Chicago.
In this world that Satan rules, parsley is a welcome respite.
Fill flash (in the first picture) looks lame even though it's more uniformly lit; some photo-bombing with some turnips would have helped.
Masisi and the BDP win the Botswana general election. Hooray!
The main threat, Duma Boko, blew himself out of the water in the country’s first ever televised debate. He called opposition elders “pigs”. That was the end for him in this Christian, conservative, country. His Harvard years backfired and what was a tight election turned into a landslide.
Rwanda and Ethiopia looking good currently, too. For anyone open to new things.
Chopping up herbs and freezing them with a little water in ice cube trays always kept me in full herb ecstasy over the winter. Bags of little blocks of parsley and sage and oregano and basil and cilantro and rosemary and thyme. Oh my!
How many oranges are in the bowl, hidden under the parsley.
(Only long-time Althouse readers will get this.)
Tabouli in leaf!
I initially misread that as the paisley harvest.
Danno said...Is that a dog in Meade's picture?
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Herb
Yum. make some chimichurri for a big juicy steak right now.
With whatever remains, make parsley pesto and freeze it for later.
His picture includes Zeus. He wins on composition.
What a good boy!
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