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Two for One (CSA Menu Plan #13)

Published on October 5, 2014 By Emily. Updated on October 5, 2014

It’s been a good couple of weeks around here.  My birthday last weekend was fabulous, I feel like I’m really getting into the school routine and we’re solidly into my favorite season.  Brian and I finally got our acts together this week to go apple picking and it was gorgeous.  Hopefully I can do some planning for preserving and get more apples to put up before it’s too late.

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Last week’s pick up wasn’t photographed.  The vegetables went immediately into the fridge when I arrived home, my parents had already arrived and we headed out to dinner right away.  When it comes to choosing between The Old Forge’s buffalo wings and taking a picture of vegetables, I still choose buffalo wings.  No menu plan was posted last weekend either.  So tonight, a 2 week menu plan in one post!

But I did take a picture this week!

The pick up:

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cabbage, spinach, eggplant, Romanesco cauliflower, broccoli, peppers, potatoes, garlic, acorn squash, arugula

The plan (last week and this week):

It’s clear from these menus and the shift in available produce that the weather is changing.  The words “curry”, “soup” and “potato” keep appearing on my menus and I seem powerless to stop it.  I’m trying to make the most of seasonal vegetables before the roots take over for the winter, but potatoes are my favorite.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
leftover Baked Orzo with Eggplant and Mozzarella (Smitten Kitchen) assorted leftovers (Brian and I were on totally different schedules) Curry Tofu Tacos With Pintos & Kale Slaw (Post Punk Kitchen) Delicata Squash Casserole (it’s a work in progress, but I’m looking forward to sharing the recipe!) Curried Cauliflower Soup (Shutterbean) + Dill, Red Onion and Cheese Drop Biscuits (Everybody Loves Sandwiches) Dinner Out Leftover soup + biscuits
Baked Cod + roasted potatoes and delicata squash spinach and arugula calzone + beets (from last week’s pick up) Roasted Romanesco and Potato Soup (another recipe in development) Delicata Squash Casserole, revisited + spinach Crispy Stir-Fried Tofu + Broccoli (Serious Eats) – I love this recipe Omelets, with fillings to be determined + potato hash  

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