WW – Chard From My Ohio Winter Garden

Written by Diana - January 21, 2010 6 Comments

What a nice surprise after a dreary, cloud covered day, chard from my garden that I used for our dinner.  Isn’t that the coolest – in the middle of winter?!  It’s just a little bit, but it was so delicious. ( PS ignore the wilty looking stems – I pulled that part out).

 

 

Chard From My Ohio Winter Garden

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6 Outstanding Responses to "WW – Chard From My Ohio Winter Garden"

  • http://simplerecipes.me Juliana

    Chard? I never had a chance to plant it…look beautiful! I am sure that tastes better than the ones in the groceries :-)

    • http://cookerati.com Diana

      If you are in Ohio, you want to wait until the ground isn’t frozen to plant it. My chard is leftover from fall and in a raised bed. Chard is a great early spring/ late fall (and sometimes winter) green. My husband is going to put a tunnel over it so we can see if we’ll get more. It’s so beautiful too.

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  • http://www.RobynsOnlineWorld.com Robyns Online World

    That looks so beautiful! I don’t know if I have ever eaten chard? leafy things aren’t typically something I’m leaned towards – but I’m trying more things all the time

  • http://detroiteats.wordpress.com/ Ed Schenk

    It must be nice to pull something out of the garden this time of year. The best I was able to do was having some English cukes that made ot to late October.

  • http://www.sophiesfoodiefiles.blogspot.com Sophie

    Your home grown chard & rainbow chard looks just stunning!! I so love chard!!

    MMMMM,…and it is good for you too!