
This little check-in is all about food. Wonderful delicious food that I will be sharing with you throughout the week, because I have a backlog of recipes: sea bass with roasted fennel, carrot, and potatoes; rice pudding; strawberry crumb muffins; and white lasagna.


We’ve been eating really well around here, enjoying summer fruits as side dishes, in baked goods, and in homemade Popsicles:(this particular one also has nearly a half pound of spinach in it too…evil clever mom-trickery.)And she thought she was getting “dessert”. Hah.

But what’s really making our tummies happy are vegetables. Lots and lots of fresh, Nantucket-grown vegetables.
Remember how I was mourning a summer without a CSA? How our budget just couldn’t handle the high cost of Nantucket grown produce? Well, just in the nick of time, someone told me about Hummock Pond Farm, which offers a working share! In exchange for a dramatic discount on the price of the CSA, I’m spending 2-3 hours every Saturday afternoon weeding at the farm. This week was the second week and so far I think I’m getting the better end of the deal. Nora and I get to play in the dirt and eat lots of organic, delicious produce; our budget is happy because it’s costing us just $18/week. A complete win!
Leave a Reply