Local tomatoes abound


Posted July 14, 2009 by David Cathey Comment on this article Leave a comment

Kamala Gamble has stolen my dream home.  Wait, can something be stolen from you if you never owned it in the first place? Quibbling.

Bottom line, her Guilford Gardens home at 2834 Guilford Lane has pretty much everything I would need to never leave home again. A monstrous kitchen, backed by an industrial kitchen, an enormous banquet table, beautiful tile floors and smart wood tables and counters with Mexican tile edging.  It’s like a lodge for the food-obsessed.

And then there’s the almost one acre of land in the back and to the sides that is home to some of the city’s finest produce: tomatoes that come in heirloom, early girl, juliet, sun gold, big beef and pretty much any other variety you can imagine. Squash that is born yellow, white, green and sometimes a mix of all three. Golden beets as well as red. Small, medium and large potatoes that breach the earth brown, yellow and purple. Canteloupe, sweet potatoes, hot and sweet peppers, herbs and leafy lettuce, chard and arugula. You get the picture, and here are a few more…

Information about Kamala’s community supported agriculture operation is available on her Web site.

Another excellent source is the Oklahoma Food Cooperative, which offers food, clothing and gardening tools and equipment.

 

 

 

 

The summer basket include potatoes, onions, tomatoes, peppers, squash, eggplants and okra plus supplements from other local growers such as tender, fresh corn from Millers Farm and juicy, sweet cantaloupe from Peachcrest Farms.

Kam also does cooking classes and dinner parties. More information is available here.

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