Sept 6/78
About your potatoes, if they are well hilled they can stay till 30 of September or even longer if there is no heavy frost but I like to get them up by Sept 27th.
I have to go to Winnipeg to send away presents for the cousins in Ukraine. Besides I want to see Diana’s house.
Diana been doing a lot of papering.
Diana been doing a lot of papering.
I got close to forty quarts raspberries.
Our strawberries just started this year so we only had some with cream and yesterday I open kettled two pints.
FALL HARVEST PIZZA (my recipe)
TOPPING #1: This can be prepared a day ahead or first
thing in the morning.
2 pounds tomatoes
3 garlic cloves, minced
3 tbsp olive oil (or canola)
Salt & pepper
Salt & pepper
·
Cut
tomatoes in half, lengthwise.
·
Place
cut side up in 13x9 baking dish.
·
Start
oven preheating to 200.
·
Combine
oil and garlic. Spoon a bit onto each
tomato. Sprinkle with salt & pepper.
·
Roast for 4 or 5 hours.
·
Blend
in food processor. Set aside.
TOPPING #2
1 cup carrot, diced
1 cup parsnip, diced
½ head garlic, minced
1 tbsp olive oil
½ tsp coarse salt
¼ tsp pepper
·
Heat
oven to 425.
·
Put
carrots and parsnips in a small baking dish and stir with oil, salt, and
pepper.
·
Roast
for 30 minutes. Set aside
TOPPING #3: (this
is a great way to cook Swiss chard!)
8 ounces Swiss chard, chopped, some
water from rinsing still on leaves
1 small onion, diced
2 tbsp butter
¾ tsp coarse salt (taste afterwards, may need another ¼ tsp)
½ tsp pepper
·
Heat
butter in large skillet on medium high. Cook
onion about 5 min.
·
Add
chard, salt, and pepper. Cook until
wilted (about a minute). Set aside.
TOPPING #4
4 to 8 mushrooms, depending on
size: sliced
TOPPING #5
2 or 3 hot Italian sausages
·
Slice
about ¼ inch thick and put in small baking dish. Put this in the oven when preheating it to
500 to bake the pizza crust. Remove when
oven is ready. Let cool and then cut the
slices in quarters. Set aside.
TOPPING # 6
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