So what's been cookin' at Chez Fiber Star?
Leftovers for lunch on Friday last week and what we had for dinner on Thursday:

Roasted Chicken and gravy in a slow cooker. * Roasted green beans and carrots.

Yummy food from the farmers market: sunberries (in the bowl), Japanese eggplant my new favorite summer veggie, okra, peppers, apples, damson plums, and sweet potatoes.
The sunberries are new to us but have kind of a cool connection for me. Sunberries are in the nightshade family and were developed by Luther Burbank. I volunteered at the Luther Burbank home when we lived in California. I don't remember sunberries but I do remember white raspberrries and elephant garlic. Sunberries have an unusual taste, kind of smokey and sour. I think they would be nice added to a savory dish of some sort or something sweet with some sugar.
Bon Appetite!
* Not sure if it's just me but I find it hard to connect to nom, nom paleo sometimes but eventually the link does work. So don't give up.
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