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Sweet Corn - Fresh, grilled, boiled...it'll taste like summer no matter how you eat it. Summer Onions - This early onion variety will help bolster any meal you make.  Slice thin for sandwiches, chop and throw in the pan with salt to start your cooking process...

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Cut Potatoes unpeeled (if there is dirt or blister, just rub off with water and veggie brush) into 1/2" diameter.  Chop an onion finely.  Boil potatoes until cooked, drain. Put cooked potatoes and raw onion in bowl and pour vinaigrette over.  When cool, add chopped dill, salt, and pepper. Vinaigrette: -2/3 cup OIive Oil -1/3 cup Vinegar or Lemon Juice -2 Tbsp dijon mustard -Salt and Pepper

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With a decent rain this past weekend and a continuing hot weather streak, the gardens are in rapid production mode.  Some crops, like the green beans and winter squash, seem to be producing heavy and early then fizzling out.  Cynthia spotted some Japanese Beetles, a pest that we typically don't see this far north and that is capable of heavy crop damage.  They must have ridden this heat wave as far north as they could.  Melons and Corn are just around the corner! We weeded out our storage carrots and beets just before the rain and they are looking extremely...

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Tomatoes Scallions Cilantro Green Garlic Squash  Cucumbers

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Sweet Peppers Hot Peppers Dill Cilantro

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Fresh Tomato Salsa You can make this just with a knife or in a food processor. If using a food processor, just lightly pulse or you will have soup! I cut four big tomatoes into quarters and just set in strainer for a half hour or so to get rid of some of the water. Then cut up (with processor or knife) tomatoes into small pieces, 2 cloves or more of garlic - chopped, up to one hot pepper - chopped, as much cilantro as you want (we love cilantro so use a lot), 2 -5 scallions - chopped, salt...

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