This country girls is so busy it’s not funny and should explain why I haven’t posted this week.
We have about six bushel of potatoes left over in the cellar and we want to sale five of them.
Potatoes perfect for peeling for fried potatoes, potato soup, mashed potatoes, potato salad, and perfect for canning.
Baking potatoes as big as the palm of my hand and solid.
Potatoes for growing, canning, eating, we have it all.
Our bin is still half full and they’ve kept so well.
Kennebec potatoes that will be sprouted before sold.
We also have lots of fresh asparagus for sale. I’ve washed it, kept it chilled and it’s gallon Ziploc bags with a pound in each bag.
Asparagus bundle by the pound for $2.50
The asparagus is so sweet this year.
Would anyone like to buy some fresh eggs for $2.00 per dozen?
Fresh free-range chicken eggs for $2.00 a dozen
You just can’t beat fresh produce straight from the store and I’m thinking about selling fresh loaves of bread too.
Not the best photo but a two-pound loaf of homemade bread and made using our own honey. It’s divine!!
Love it all!!!! Hope you make lots of sales and money!!
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Not looking good, haven’t had the first bite. I’ve decided to can some of the potatoes in slices just in case this years crop is washed away by all the rain we’re getting. So much for a drought!!
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Those potatoes are such a great size! You can’t beat free range eggs 🙂
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Everyone that buys my eggs talks about how good they are and after eating over-easy eggs at Cracker Barrel for breakfast last week with hubby and our son I understand why.
Our potatoes were huge and so good last summer and more than half were baking size. I’m pulling some of the smaller ones today to peel and slice. I’m going to can at least 14 quarts and maybe get three or four canners of them. I hate to let anything go to waste and you never know from year to year what your crop will be depending on Mother Nature.
Have a great day Julie!!
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Good heavens.
You are a busy little bee and so self-sufficient and efficient.
I’d be there at the gate of your farm ( property) with my money for the fresh eggs and the asparagus.
Cheers and good selling.
Your Aussie mate
Colin
PS: Miserable day here ( Sunday May 1st) – bleak and drizzle.
Hope your weather has cleared.
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So busy I almost missed your comment!! And we haven’t even got the garden started yet. I have two quilts to make before June for graduation gifts and got lots of birthdays in May and June. I feel like I’m in a tornado that doesn’t want to sit down.
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No contest between selling that great produce and blogging. We’ll be here when you come up for air.
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