From 2010 The collards are still preforming well, my land is on a hill and these are drifting to the bottom of it..still they are doing very well.
In spots some of the Garden , Mustards that I planted are growing and looking so tasty I had
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| Straight from the garden waiting to be washed :o) |
to pick a little crop for "Lunch" :o) Next picture shows how they shrink in cooking but getting nice and tasty :o)
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| Mustard Green cooking down in some Country Ham to be just a mouthful of delicious ;o) What good is some greens without some Cornbread :o) this is the Country kind, fried and laid to the side :o) There was no meat for lunch! Who needs it with these delicious greens. Maybe I'll have cornbread with grits and Country Ham for breakfast :o) just the thought makes me Smile. I haven't been to the "Side Garden" in a couple of weeks, but I was assured by Cecil that those Collards were thriving as well. Oh Happy Day when Greens are growing on my land. :o) This is about half of the Corn bread recipe frying up , of course I add my little "Kick" to them :o)... UPDATE: RECiPE FOR COUNTRY FRIED CORN BREAD IS IN POST ABOVE. MARCH 2,2011 |
10 comments:
Those greens and cornbread are making me hungry! Post your fried cornbread recipe for us Ginny; it's so pretty and golden brown.
Mama-bug, I use Autry Corn meal mix and the recipe is on the side of the bag...I add my little "kicks" , chopped Jalapeno pepper and onion. That gives the bread a little different flavor and heat.
You've got greens growing and we're still waiting for the rest of the snow to melt away here. Looks delicious, Ginny! :)
Daisy, we were watching them from afar and finally I decided to get closer to see what I had..and once I took a look they had to go into the pot :o)..This was the first greens eaten for this season from the greens and they were encouraging :o)..
Ginny, since we don't have Autry Corn Meal here, could you please post your recipe? I love my cornbread brown and crispy (I bake mine in a heated cast iron pan), and I love it with jalapenos!
See, I told you I'd be here to tell you about your award ;-)
Thanks for the garden tour...those fresh greens sound wonderful. Can't wait to see your garlic.:)
Hi Ginny, I was thinkingof you yesterday and wondering if you were working in your garden. Also, Congratulations! I have just caught up on reading to find about your new great grandbaby! blessings,Kathleen
Hey Kathleen, seems your busier that ever, I've been watching for your post... Put those needles down :o) , it's time for the hoe :o) I've truly been blessed to see the 4th generation arrive.
Yummy~ these pictures made my mouth water, Ginny! I can just about taste some fresh greens and cornbread fritters!
Paula, they were a welcome taste for me :o) I have jars canned from 2010 that I still don't have to open. I've been trying to eat out of the freezer first..Since the jars don't need anything else :o) I think I'm being good and frugal :o)
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