Monday, December 3, 2012

Wordless Wednesday: Colorful Swiss Chard



Swiss Chard at a small, local Farmer's Market


46 comments:

  1. Very pretty! I grew it one year (the rabbits loved it:@) but still haven't cooked with it.

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  2. Carol, I just saw your colorful post on my blogroll. Nice to see you back.
    ~Judy

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  3. Swiss chard is beautiful. I have young swiss chard growing in the fall garden. I love to use it n soups.

    Velva

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  4. I think swiss chard is so beautiful! Great photo, Carol. It's so nice to see you posting again! Welcome back!

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  5. Hi, Carol: So nice to see your post and hear from you on my blog tonight! You've been in my thoughts! I've missed your posts and comments.

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  6. Thank you :) It's really nice to be back!

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  7. Such pretty colors! Makes for a pretty photo too!

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  8. Carol, I didn't realize that you loved so close to the water until I saw your prior post! I hope your house wasn't flooded! We were very lucky as houses two blocks either direction from mine were flooded and they lost their cars. My house didn't even lose power!

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    1. Pat, we were very lucky considering our neighbors got flooded in feet. We had a couple inches in our basement, no damage. We lost two cars. No power for 11 days. We are getting back to normal.

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  9. What a great array of colors...easy to see why they call it rainbow chard!

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  10. What a pretty picture that makes! I've never grown chard, but I think I'll look for some at the grocer's.

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  11. Me again. I just looked at your last post and was horrified to see the scene in your neighbourhood. I don't know how I missed that post. I'm glad your safe and well, but it must have been a very trying time.

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  12. Hope life has been back to normal by now Carol! My thoughts are with you and your family!

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  13. Welcome back my friend and with such a beautiful photo :D
    Hope all is well!

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

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  14. Lovely to see you back, Carol.
    Beautiful Swiss chard.

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  15. Hi Carol, I am very happy to see you back. But I am sad to hear you lost the cars and about your neighbors. Your Swiss Chard is colorful, very pretty. Wishing you a happy day!

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  16. One of several rainbows I like. Sometimes I buy it just for the vibrant colors.
    Great to see you back in the game Carol!

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  17. Seeing rainbow chard always makes me giddy!

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  18. Rainbow chard is one of the prettiest veggies at the farmers market. Won't be seeing any of that for a long time. I 'm happy you are posting again. I missed you.

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  19. I love Swiss chard, although mine never grows that big! :) I'm glad to see you back online--I hope you are doing well!

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  20. I have never tried Swiss Chard it looks very colourful :-)

    Have a good week and WW! :-)

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  21. Very pretty! Does it retain its color when cooked?

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    1. No clue. I didn't buy any, I will next time!

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  22. Nice colours. We call it "silverbeet" in New Zealand.

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  23. Delicious photo, I really like the colors on these Swiss chard. Greetings.

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  24. Love the colors...great picture Carol :)
    Have a wonderful week!

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  25. Carol, love the colors! We have been getting that beautiful chard in our veggie basket for the last month. So pretty!

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  26. Mmmm they look so pretty and delicious, what a great addition for my salad.

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  27. You capture such a beautiful array of colors from the chard. Happy WW.

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  28. Looks crunchy. Love the different colors.

    My other entry is here.

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  29. I love Swiss Chard! My mother always used to grow it in her garden. The rainbow chard is so beautiful too.

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  30. I'm just now getting into kale -- haven't tried chard yet. But it certainly makes a lovely pic!

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  31. always mean to plant it in my garden...never do..lol

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  32. Awesome colors...super nice!

    My WW is kitchen remodeling and thick snow. Happy wordless Wednesday!

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  33. i don't think i've ever tasted chard yet but its colors sure are pretty.

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  34. Beautiful. I don't use it in recipes nearly enough.

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  35. Vegetable artwork and good for you.

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  36. Such a glorious plant in so many ways

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  37. Really beautiful. I love rainbow chard - it's so lovely and delicious.

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