Monday, July 19, 2010

bowled over


On Sunday we also went to the Ann Arbor Antiques Market and picked up these awesome mid century enameled metal bowls.


I love them and figured I use them to show off my harvest for Daphne's Dandelions Harvest Monday posts.  They bring out the orange in the carrots, don't you think?


I'm having a hard time figuring out what to do with all the radishes (and a harder time figuring out why I planted so many of them) but I'm excited about all the fennel and carrots, and even more excited about all the tomatoes that are almost ready.

14 comments:

Karyn said...

Such pretty bowls and useful too!

What about pickling the radishes? Last year I pickled carrots and radishes together and liked them very much.

abigail said...

that's a great idea! Did you cut them first, or pickle them whole?

Karyn said...

I sliced them first. If I were doing it again, I would slice them a little thicker so that they maintained the crunch a little better. If i can find it, i'll email a recipe to you.

abigail said...

thank you so much, that'd be great!
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Val said...

Abigail, your garden's harvest is impressive; it must be hard keeping all that watered & cared for, but it looks amazing!

chiara said...

O M G !!!!

Pretty Zesty said...

This is me, green with envy regarding your harvest... WOW! In my dreams!

Stephanie from GardenTherapy.ca said...

beautiful shots with the bowls. Mmmm.

Sahildeki Ev said...

Bowls and fresh vegetables. They just look wonderful..

Anonymous said...

I love those onions! They look beautiful.

Melissa said...

Beautiful harvest and bowls. If you have any bunnies, they love the radish tops.

Cassie said...

Your veggies look awesome! Congrats on a bountiful harvest! How I wish I had planted this year...but I didn't because we are moving in a bit. Enjoy!

Tanya (a Taste of T) said...

Ah! They look SOOOO amazing!

P.S. - I saw two golden Cairn girls yesterday in the park :). Super cute!

thyme2garden said...

I like the new bowls a lot, and yes, they do bring out the orange in your carrots! The rest of your harvest looks just fantastic.