Peter Piper
I've been enjoying peppers from the garden all summer long. We have had them in salads and casseroles since July. I've also been freezing a few batches. With the cooler weather, they aren't really maturing further so I decided to harvest what was out there. I was a bit startled by the yield. The long yellow ones are sweet bananas, and the long green and red ones are an Italian heirloom variety called Nardello. The more globe-shaped dark green ones are a mild chili called poblano. A few of the poblanos ripened to a very pretty red. I'll dry them to make anchos.
I'd like to thank Gary and Gary Lee's sheep for helping with this year's high yields.
Labels: Gardening
6 Comments:
Not quite the same level of edibility, but see this:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000516395816#!/photo.php?fbid=159142640779615&set=a.158665120827367.46235.100000516395816
Lucky fellows !
Looks tasty. I had a similar crop this year. Bounty!
What a lovely autumn picture they provided also!
Wow. Those look great!
Very pretty
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