The fruits of the garden 🍅
Back in March at the start of Lockdown some tomato seeds were planted as part of B’s Lockdown Science work for school. B looked after them on the windowsill until his teacher moved on to something else. They probably spent too long on the windowsill but finally they were planted out in pots, grow bags and planters. It’s incredible how many plants you get out of a pack of seeds!!!
They have been cared for over the summer, certainly better than I have been cared for, and then we had a glut of tomatoes. We have been eating tomato salad with most things. Recently we have been ripening tomatoes on the windowsill – back to where they started 😉
N has been busy in the kitchen and with a dollop of green tomatoes that we couldn’t possibly find room to leave to ripen he has made some chutney. He has also hoovered up a lot of them and made some ketchup 🍅
We have 2 jars of green tomato chutney left, it is quite tasty with a bit of cheese. We have not scoffed the lot I hasten to add, several jars have been gifted! N got his felt tips out and made pretty labels. Still waiting for labels for the jars of ketchup 🤔
All of our tomatoes have been used and N is trying to nurture some seed for next year; here’s hoping 🙄
Nothing woolly in this past but woolly wishes anyway,
Jane ♡♡♡
WOOLLY WEDNESDAY 
VERY NICE use of all those tomatoes! (like the hand-created labels, too)!
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The chutney is yummy. I haven’t tried the ketchup yet. N is quite arty, hence the labels. Thank you for looking in Pammie 😊
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Is a ‘glut’ of tomatoes really a thing? I can eat a dozen tomatoes while prepping dinner. Dinner that also entails a large tomato salad!! 😀
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If it is a thing it is a good thing 🍅
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How fun! I’ve loved my tomatoes as well. You could do fried green tomatoes yum 😋 so tasty!
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Yes I keep thinking I must try them when we plant the tomatoes and then forget all about it until they’ve all gone – such an air head 🤔
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