Harvest Monday - Out of town tomatoes

I was given some lovely tomatoes by my relatives which they harvested from their garden (along with some zucchini, some squash and a beetroot). Two black krims (one already eaten by the time I remembered to photograph) and a collection of red and yellow cherry tomatoes from bushes that sowed themselves. The black krim had an amazing taste, the cherries were hit and miss, some were divine, some had a wierd after taste, but all were appreciated.

Most days I harvest mixed lettuce. I don't have a picture of the harvested lettuce, but this is where some of it is growing, along with new broccoli and a sunflower.

I harvested some sage the other day for my market-bought gnocchi. Shame on me for not making my own gnocchi. While the burnt butter sage sauce was divine, the gnocchi itself was woefully tasteless. So much for the pasta place at the markets, I think I'll have to go the hard yards and make my own again from now own.

I am off to Adelaide on Wednesday to celebrate Easter with my lovely parents, their two puppy dogs and two Aunts and an Uncle (which means I get to sleep in the study!!!.) This means I will leave special Housemate H to tend to the garden. If she is lucky she will get to harvest some of these while I am gone!