Some of my fondest memories of my father are of our runs together. One day, a couple of years before he died, we stopped near the end of our run at a neighborhood produce stand. Dad bought an assortment of fresh vegetables grown right there in the man’s backyard. I promised to cook whatever he bought. He spent about six bucks, total, and my family sat and ate as if it was Thanksgiving dinner.
We love vegetables, especially locally grown, fresh produce. Our favorite summer dinner is a fresh-from-the-garden vegetable plate. If you haven’t taken advantage of the produce grown in your area, now is the time to indulge.
Don’t restrict your menu. Plan your meals around what looks good and fresh, even if you have two or three green veggies. Corn on the cob, Squash, potatoes, beans, broccoli, tomatoes…it’s all better when fresh-picked. Steam, grill, roast, sauté, or all the above. It’s healthy, tasty, and good for the local economy.
Green beans, roasted potatoes, and vegetable medley with a whole wheat roll.
Grate cold butter for easier seasoning.
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I grew up in NJ. I miss the sweet corn on the cob and the juicy tomatoes from there. My father had a garden in our backyard.
We lived temporarily in New Jersey, Nancy, and have fond memories of the food. We stayed in our RV, and I took advantage of the local produce for cooking.
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