1 rather puny onion which has blown.
Several sticks of celery remove the bits the slugs have gnawed include the leafy top.
A few carrots having cut off the bits the deer have chewed off.
1 overlarge courgette
3 apples remove the bits with wasp or maggots.
! dessert spoon of ginger powder
1 packet of lidl tomato passata because I had one in the cupboard.
1 large cup full water.
Wash vegetable ingredients well.
Put in pressure cooker and Zap for about 10 minutes.
Sprinkle with parsley. Amazing so far nothing has chewed it.
Makes a very delicious soup. Probably better with your own tomatoes but they got the blight. :BangHead:
Love it :icon_cheers:
Sounds like a magnificent way to use up those things.
Regarding the blighted toms - I would really recommend to the highest degree the "tomatillos de jalapo" from here (http://www.realseeds.co.uk/tomatoes_vines.html) - I'm just about to post about them as I think they're a miraculous thing that doesn't get blight.
Must say those tomatoes sound interesting. It has rained so little I was hoping to escape the blight. I do actually have quite a few plants in the garden which are still looking very bonny.
Forgot to say I fried the onion first and some of the veg.
Brilliant post Digeroo. Gives us hope! :icon_cheers:
Interesting tomato squeezyjohn!
I am trying to catch up reading old posts.. well done I like this one.
XXJeannine