garden-vegetables-recipes
from produce
grown in your backyard in
raised garden beds and
some are prepared
using your firepit

There is nothing better than a home grown tomato or cantelope. The taste is so ripe with flavor. I can remember as a child, picking a vine ripened tomato and biting into it while still in the garden. Juices running down my face and tastebuds delighting in the home grown taste. NOTE: It is wise to wash off the produce from your garden before eating it.

This section of Home-Built4u website is devoted to favorite recipes we use from produce we have grown in our garden beds.

We have grown both vegetables and fruits in a very limited space and you can too. Then, using our ideas, and others you may glean elsewhere, you can prepare fabulous meals anyone would love to eat.

Vegetables such as potatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash (all types and sizes), eggplants, beans, peas, carrots, corn, onions (red white and yellow) okra, and many others are fun to cook with. You can make some very delicious meals by using a little creativity.

Even fruits such as tomatoes (yes it's a fruit), grapes, cantelopes, muskmelon, and watermelon all make for delicious salads when served for your meals on a hot summer day.

What a variety of dishes and meals you can prepare for the ones you love.

And in this day of high costs, don't forget the savings your budget will feel when your meals can be prepared from produce grown right in your own backyard.

A list of a few recipes that we love is below. You can click on them for the full recipe. Enjoy!

RECIPES:
Zucchini Chicken Caserole

Stuffed Green Peppers

Yummy Dutch Oven Potatoes w/Hot Sausage

Cheesy Spanish Rice

Beef-Stew-Pie

Clam-Chowder

favorite potatoe soup

tangy potato salad

Mango Chicken recipe

zucchini garden breakfast

vegetable casserole with sausage dressing

Sausage Dressing to be used with veg casserole

SEE
• backyard landscaping
  
  
• growing tomatoes in a cage
  
  
• raised garden beds
  
  
• build a firepit

Building your home as owner/builder

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