Pumpkin patch: going on the first day means a full selection of pumpkins!
Here's some highlights of our adventure.
The farm had set up a small pen with a few chickens and sheep; the girls were thrilled to watch the animals.
This rooster was cock-a-doodle-dooing up a storm!
The girls searching out the perfect apples: no bruising, no worm holes,
& preferably large so when Mommy makes apple pies, she doesn't have as many to peel...
Only $12 to fill a large basket full of fruit!
There were also a few veggies, so I grabbed 7 delicious red peppers. Mmm.
There were also a few veggies, so I grabbed 7 delicious red peppers. Mmm.
Our apple haul getting a soak in our sink when we got home.
I clean all my produce in a vinegar-water solution. Soak, rinse, dry, enjoy!
Fun fact: it also extends the life of berries.
Just be sure they are thoroughly dry before refrigerating them, and (to decrease any moisture) store
them with a paper towel to absorb any condensation that may form.
We selected an assortment of red delicious, macintosh, jonagold, and mysterious golden varieties (haha) of apples. 73 in all. Wowsa! Stay tuned for various apple-inspired recipes, friends!
Running ahead en route to choose pumpkins.
Wouldn't it be nice if they always held hands like this? Awww!
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