Yes, I bought purslane.  Without having any idea what we would do with it.  And without knowing that some people consider it just a weed.  We tried it in eggs, salads, enchiladas.

Bounty List

raspberries

blueberries

strawberries

cherry berries... er, cherries

garlic

nectarines

cucumbers

savoy cabbage

patty pan squash

broccoli

purslane

carrots

tomato

dry sweet onions

superstar onion

shallors

yellow crookneck squash

zucchini

peaches

apricots

green beans

purple spuds

tomme cheese

moss parsley

carrots

green leaf lettuce

lemon cucumber

orange thistily things (flowers)  *Note, you can still see last weeks flowers looking gorgeous in the background.

Bounty List

blueberries

carrots, purple and orange

basil

fingerling potatoes

costata romanesco squash (bred by a Corvallis OR seed expert)

zucchini

yellow crook neck squash

tomato

broccoli

radicchio  (which we grilled!)

romaine lettuce

chioggia beets

sweet onions

cucumbers

alstroemeria, red and yellow

Bounty List

raspberries, half flat

zucchini

patty pan squash

toamtoes

walla walla onions

peaches

parsley, flat leaf

cumin gouda (Willamette Valley Creamery)

Borenkaas (Willamette Valley Creamery)

broccoli

cucumbers

spring onions

cherries

red potatoes

fennel

lettuce

carrots

swiss chard

Bounty List

salmon

cherries

raspberries

blueberries

squash blossoms

fraga goat chese, chef's blend

green onions/scallions

green beans

potatoes

peach

cucmbers

black kale

walla walla onions

kohlrabi

bok choy

yellow crook neck squash

zucchini

garlic scapes basil

tomatoe

fennel

romaine lettuce

carrots

blackberries

Valentine cheese (Ancient Heritage Dairy)

alstroemeria, red and yellow

from Wiki

[edit] Shelling beans

As with other beans, prominent among them lima beans, soybeans, peas, and fava beans, common beans can be used for fresh shell beans, also called shelling beans, which are fully mature beans harvested from the pod before they have begun to dry.

Nutritionally, shell beans are similar to dry beans, but in the kitchen are treated as a vegetable, often steamed, fried, or made into soups.

Shelling beans take their name from the English use of them as ammunition in the early stages of World War II during the little known battles with the Chinese Republican Army.  Having run out of proper munitions for their close range cannons and mortars, they loaded the weapons with various available produce, as the English were coming off of a particularly bountiful harvest.  Chief among the excess vegetables were the various pod beans.  Upon firing these at the Chinese army, the enemy astoundingly dropped their weapons, gathered the ‘shelling beans’ and retreated, whereupon they proceeded to invent stir fry.

Bounty List

strawberries (for the freezer)

raspberries

purple cabbage

hannah bridge cheese (ancient heritage dairy)

french prairie cheese (willamette valley creamery's brie)

fava beans

english shelling beans

red potatoes

beets

crimini mushrooms

fennel

walla walla onions

spring garlic

cherries

kohlrabi

artichokes

carrots

asparagus (for the freezer)

lettuce

spinach

rosé (Basket Case)

cucumber

Mmm, plenty of wine.  We learned how to grill artichokes from the artichoke vendor.  Gooseberries are not to be a repeat purchase.  A sweet asian couple tends the stand where I bought my flowers; the proprietress wasn't sure she could pronounce the name of the canterbury bells.

Bounty List

strawberries

artichokes

potatoes, red and blue

hannah bridge cheese (ancient heritage dairy)

blackberries

peas

fava beans

chinese cabbage

scallions

borenkaas (willamette valley creamery)

cherries

walla walla onions

gooseberries

basil

chard

carrots

cucumbers

green butter lettuce

zucchini

radishes

canterbury bells (flowers)

alstroemeria flowers

cilantro start (#2, I'll kill this one, too)

rose x2 (Basket Case)

chenin blanc (Basket Case) 

CSA Box #1

Our first box!  We supplemented it with salmon, wine, cheese, strawberries, and fava beans.  Oh, and flowers and herb starts, too.  And rhubarb.  And, no that's all.

Bounty List

fava beans

walla walla onions

cilantro start (the first one I killed)

rhubarb

cilantro

strawberries

potatoes

cucumber

red oak lettuce

sierra lettuce

thai basil start

asparagus

garlic

hannah bridge cheese (ancient heritage dairy)

salmon

carrots

parsley start

dandelion greens

red kale

spinach

rosé (Basket Case)

purple queen flowers