- olive oil
- wheat-free tamari
- lemon juice
- garlic
- chili powder
I dehydrated overnight...they were sooo good! I love how they don't shrink away like zucchini chips. I ate them up and the next night I made them with collard greens from a friend's garden, with one plantain leaf thrown in there to see how it would turn out. Yum!
So today I went out and harvested a lot of plantain:

marinated it, and it is now in the dehydrator. I also decided to try some daylily petals:

Here they are marinated and on the tray (before dehydrating):

Being flower petals, they did shrink a bit and I only left them in for three hours and now I've eaten them all.
Speaking of the garden, here are some carrots I harvested the other day: (I've never been able to grow carrots)

I grated them and an apple, chopped some broccoli greens and some dates and made a dressing by blending soaked cashews, miso, garlic and a bit of water, and mixed it all together. It was also quite delicious.
2 comments:
I'm quite jealous of all the food you are foraging and getting from your garden. Just so you know.
XO
Pixy Lisa
Way to eat local, Friend! I didn't try carrots this year in my garden but I do have celery that actually looks like it might be doing pretty well! I have yet to try the kale chips, but perhaps I'll give it go this weekend. Your post seals the deal!
xo....Penni
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