Hi Everyone!
Do you eat Rolled Oats?
It's Mr. M's go to breakfast. It is a moderate meal for CKD due to the potassium and phosphorous. However, Mr. M. doesn't seem to have a problem holding normal on those 2 things. Plus, he is within the limits I have set for him.
The garden is doing really well. Here is another cabbage.
Again, if you are growing brassicas it is worth the money to get row covers to keep out this little creature. A crop can be devastated with cabbage worms if you don't.
Pieris rapae
The peas are big and plump too.
And for the first year I have 4 plants with brussels. YAY!
That's it for today. I will be around to see what all of you are up to later today.
Have a great day.
Nicole
Your garden is going at warp speed. That's a terrific price on the oats. Is winco a discount house?
ReplyDeleteAmazing harvest so far!
ReplyDeleteGeat to hear good news from your garden! Congrats on both cabbage and pies. This summer I only have basil and mint.
ReplyDeleteI had to google gamma seal lids--lol! They do look just perfect for buckets! Your garden is coming along so well. Things are flourishing well. Have a great day, my friend. :)
ReplyDelete...the peas look sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love fresh peas in the shell! If I lived near you, I would sneak into your garden in the middle of the night and raid them!
ReplyDeleteOMG! You are so funny. I would just give you some. LOL
DeleteOats make me put on weight easily.
ReplyDeleteYou get your brussel sprouts really early. Mine won't show up until August sometime. But yours look amazing.
ReplyDeleteI had to google Rolled Oats... Haferflocken - what a crazy word you have for those! Yes, on occasion I put them in yogurt.
ReplyDeleteWOW on your peas! I remember when being a child we went on bikes to the neighbor-village and there was a field of peas... They were much smaller, though, but so yummy.
Oh" Brussels Sprouts! One of my favs!
Too a great, yum day!
thank you!
ReplyDeleteI see I wasn't the only one who didn't know about gamma seals. That will be a great way to store the bulk rolled oats.
ReplyDeleteAs far as I know I have never eaten rolled oats and I am not seized with a burning desire to try them! Your garden is doing well and you are wise to protect against Pieris rapae!
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks great despite all the rain and chilly weather you have had. Good luck and enjoy the peas!
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That's awesome deal on rolled oats. We use to eat oatmeal frequently but haven't in a year or more. Our stomachs have gotten so finicky. We're experimenting with different things to make foods more friendly on our tummies. It's battle.
ReplyDeleteYour veggies are beautiful! I love cabbage but it doesn't love me. Recently I made cole slaw for the first time in quite awhile. It was so good. Of course, it bothered me but it was worth it.
I managed to work in a FFO piece this week. This is DH's off Friday. I thought about waiting until next week but that's a holiday and then the following Friday is his scheduled off day, so I just threw in my post today.
Have a good day, Nicole! xo
Oatmeal is a staple. Yes! Good old fashioned rolled oats! In an emergency we could live on them and I always keep plenty around. I'm admiring your garden! Have a fabulous day dear aloha
ReplyDeleteFirst time I've seen the plant that produces Brussels sprouts!! My favorite breakfast is oats!! You found it at a great price!!
ReplyDeleteRick loves rolled oats. I tend not to eat so much but do cook with them. And in winter -- oatmeal is the best! Great garden progress. Those peas are wonderful and three cheers on the sprouts!
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