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Thread: The Annual Midlothian Gardening Report


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    First of all to Meg, I pulled out your old cabbage soup recipe today. I picked an absolutely huge head of cabbage and made stops in the garden at the tomatoes, peppers (green, yellow and mild jalapeno) and sweet basil. I threw in a few other store-bought items; its on the stove simmering as I write this. Smells good!

    Our cold, wet spring really reeked havok this year. The weeds were so plentiful and grew so fast that I nearly gave up and tilled the whole thing under. But with lots of sweat Ive managed to save a few things. Lost were the squash, zucchini and beans, but the rest, including cauliflower, finally took off.

    Tomorrow I plan to pick my 2nd rather large head of cauliflower for a very tasty, highly fattening soup. If anyone wants to look at the recipe I'll be glad to post it.

    Bon Appetit! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]



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    You make it sound so appealing, my 'Old Cabbage Soup' recipe. Do you age the cabbage before using it? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img] kidding...
    Make sure you have some Beano handy...


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