Garden fresh Nightshades...

Something to be said when you have the priviledge of eating them fresh from the garden though.

All my life corn, potatoes, and tomatoes bugged me. Then, when I started gardening,and these are readily available, I was amazed at the difference/quality of homegrown!

All nightshade vegetables should have their seeds and skin removed before cooking.
These parts collect toxins. There is a handy Italian tomato saucer, the Victorio, that does just this, and makes great berry purees as well!

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