Episodes in the Childrens Garden - 2010/08/07Happy Faces from VeggiesWe’ve been using veggies from the garden to make salad plates that are fun for kids.
So much of a hit, that I often look out to see the kids grazing on them. I wasn’t too surprised, because last year Emma loved them. But I’ve been surprised by Quinn snacking on raw yellow wax beans. I’ve caught him a couple of times crunching away on them. There’s a simple reason for the enthusiasm: the kids are picking the veggies themselves.
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The Mexican gherkins, which look like mini cucumbers, have been a huge hit around here.
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