I think it’s time to try watermelon gazpacho. This week, again, but bigger, we got a watermelon in our fruit share.
I could take upstairs and get on a scale with and without it to see what it weighs, but it’s quite the behemoth. And, it wasn’t one of the large ones on the pallet.
There are 28 watermelons in the box. This week there was very little maneuvering room in the pick up site. You see up there we also got peaches, again. The weird weather last winter seems to have affected the stone fruit trees, as by this time, we are sometimes seeing other fruit. Getting a little tired of peaches.
As for this week’s veggies.
Cylindra beets, and peppers, and red potatoes, and eggplant. Oh yeah, and …
… tomatoes. Two kinds. At least the half shares didn’t get zucchini. Today people were putting tomatoes back into the swap box early when I was there.
Today was a cheese delivery day, too.
Cheddar aged six years. A very interesting mozzarella, which I will review in depth when I try it. And a “Lanchego”, a Lancaster County Manchego style cheese.
I am really enjoying the variety of these cheeses. Last month’s Millich Kivvel was awesome.
No pics of the chicken. Breasts and wings this week.
Good delivery this week from Lancaster Farm Fresh.
Next post will be about my other food source but I think it’s time to relax and have a glass of wine.
AnnieRie Unplugged 
We haven’t received a watermelon in our CSA share so far this year. I wonder if that is due to a space issue or if one will be included in a future week’s share. During the first year that we were members, the pick-up area was spacious, and the watermelons were HUGE. During the second year, pick-ups were in a cramped area, and the watermelons were large, but not as large. There would not be enough space for watermelons of the previous size. This year, pick-ups are in the cramped pick-up area again.