Tomorrow, in the United States, it is our Thanksgiving.
Today, I want to share with you some of the last color of the season.
Our last major area farmstand closes and these sights will be just a memory.
Brassicas - at the top, Brussel Sprouts. The rest of the photo, left to right - purple cauliflower, Romanesco broccoli (a heirloom) green cauliflower, and a little peek of white cauliflower.
Squashes - left to right, honeynut (a type of butternut that is oh, so sweet) and delicata.
We are so blessed to have local food in our markets.
For my readers in the United States: happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. May there be a bounty of food on your table, and a bounty of love surrounding you this season.
And thank YOU for visiting my blog.
Those vegetables look delicious! We don't get a good selection of Squashes here, usually just butternut.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors in the first photo and the fall colors in the second.
ReplyDeleteI love these kind of markets! And I hate the idea of closing them, remaining only the supermarkets.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them!
Happy WW!
...colorful for sure.
ReplyDeleteI love all the colors of autumn and I so love fresh veggies. Delicious.
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I love the colorful displays at farmers' markets. And so many kinds of squash "now." Now, because growing up there were so few in the stores. That's probably why I don't like them served as savories. I don't even remember my mother cooking squash.
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ReplyDeleteI love all vegetables and fall vegetables are my favorite. My wife knows how to cook them to bring out the flavor.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteFall is truly filled with wonderful colors...so earthy. Great pictures of your local market foods. You are lucky indeed. I make a squash dressing casserole for Thanksgiving with yellow crookneck squash. It's a favorite of my Family. You and yours have a Blessed Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteDelicious colors and very delicious and full of vitamins too!
ReplyDeleteNothing paints quite like nature! :)
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