An Early Harvest of NEW POTATOES for Homemade Vegetable Soup
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- In today's video, I harvest new potatoes and an assortment of other vegetables and herbs for a homemade vegetable soup.
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This is the basic recipe I followed. Of course, you can use different vegetables and herbs based on what you have available.
Simple Vegetable Soup Recipe
Ingredients from store:
Vegetable broth (enough to cover vegetables)
1 small onion (diced)
2 large tomatoes (diced)
Salt and pepper (to taste)
Ingredients from garden:
4 cloves garlic (minced)
6 small new potatoes (diced)
6 small turnips (diced)
6 small carrots (diced)
2 cups peas
1 cup green beans
4 tbsp Basil (minced)
2 tsp oregano (minced)
Place all ingredients in a large pot and cover completely with vegetable broth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Cook on low until vegetables are tender/crisp (al dente).
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Highlights:
0:21 What are new potatoes
0:52 How we harvest new potatoes
1:11 Red Norland Potatoes
1:35 Yukon Gold Potato
1:46 When we planted and when we started harvesting
1:58 Advantages of harvesting new potatoes
2:14 When to harvest new potatoes
2:33 Harvest of sugar snap peas, Tokyo Market Turnips, basil, and oregano
3:13 Vegetable soup from the garden
Oscar the cat cameos:
2:08 3:28
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Yep, the taste of new potatoes got me hooked!
Yeah, I sometimes just steam them and eat them without any seasoning. They're that good.
Nice garden I love it
The soup looked delicious! 🥔🍅🥕🍲
Love the Outro Patrick! Record a few of those and add them to you're conclusions! Sweet!
Thanks Paul!
that soup looks very good
It was. I need to make another pot!
New potatoes are such a treat, noting better than freshly dug!
I couldn't agree more, Elyse! It's great to hear from you.
Mmmm....I gotta try that soup. I did a potato leek soup w/ my homegrown leeks and farmers market potatoes. Time to switch it up! Thanks Patrick.
You're welcome! I love potato leek soup. Can't wait for our leek harvest!
Wow things are just growing we are so high
Growth will really kick into high gear this month!
Thanku
You're welcome!
Another new tip, cool, will try
Thanks!
Great inspiration. New potatoes , Kings food. : )
Thanks!
I keep checking looking for new uploads. Take care
We've been eating new potatoes too and it's such a treat!!
Garden to table soup! Love it!
Thanks Celeste!
What great idea for harvesting young potatoes and having them most of the year. Great information. Hope some day to have a garden with such a verity of thing to choose from. Your garden is beautiful...I have learned so much from watching your channel. Thank you for everything you show us. Have a great day..Oh ya more guitar work....LOL. Love that too....!!!
Thanks! I hope you have the garden of your dreams soon.
Your potato already wow mine not yet 😂
I hope you have a great harvest!
Thanks for the excellent video. Maybe you could include a video on curing your potatoes.
Thanks for the video idea!
Highlights:
0:21 What are new potatoes
0:52 How we harvest new potatoes
1:11 Red Norland Potatoes
1:35 Yukon Gold Potato
1:46 When we planted and when we started harvesting
1:58 Advantages of harvesting new potatoes
2:14 When to harvest new potatoes
2:33 Harvest of sugar snap peas, Tokyo Market Turnips, basil, and oregano
3:13 Vegetable soup from the garden
Oscar the cat cameos:
2:08 3:28
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This is the basic recipe I followed. Of course, you can use different vegetables and herbs based on what you have available.
Simple Vegetable Soup Recipe
Ingredients from store:
Vegetable broth (enough to cover vegetables)
1 small onion (diced)
2 large tomatoes (diced)
Salt and pepper (to taste)
Ingredients from garden:
4 cloves garlic (minced)
6 small new potatoes (diced)
6 small turnips (diced)
6 small carrots (diced)
2 cups peas
1 cup green beans
4 tbsp Basil (minced)
2 tsp oregano (minced)
Place all ingredients in a large pot and cover completely with vegetable broth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Cook on low until vegetables are tender/crisp (al dente).
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Yummy!
I will going to picking my beets yeye 😁😁 then can them
I hope you have a great harvest!
Yes I will thanks
Great video as always and thank you for sharing.
Thanks Daniel!
That soup looked delicious. I love new potatoes. My Mom cooked new potatoes with snap beans in a chicken broth. She then added some cream and thickened the broth with butter and flour. After removing it from the heat, she added chopped dill. Not what you would call healthy, but it was good. I've got to start growing potatoes.
Thanks Joe! Your mom's recipe sounds good!
I was just warming up some cabbage lentil veggie soup while I was watching.
Enjoy!
Wonderful harvest Patrick! I made something simular with my carrot thinnings, last of the peas, a few rogue potatoes and onions, nothing like new potatoes! Happy gardening😆
Thanks! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying soup from the garden as well.
I wish that I could have a vegetable garden like yours, but the rabbits and woodchucks regard anything that I plant to be a vegetarian buffet. (They even eat my flower bulbs and my flowers.)
I'm sorry to hear that, Kevin. Have you tried using fencing and other barriers to protect your plants?
I've tried draping bird netting over the plants, but chipmunks become entangled in the netting, so I may try using wire fencing that has a fairly fine mesh.
Looks like my soup Patrick which I make all year long. I can't eat many potatoes due to a medical condition but I do grow a small amount and recently harvested a few, in the PNW potatoes can be left in the ground all year pretty much but can become a nuisance the next, LOL. I grow mine in an 18 gallon container.
Nothing like veggie soup from the garden! Yeah, we always have volunteer potatoes popping up. lol
Great lookin potatoes Patrick. Nice soup too.
Thanks Mr. B!
It took me four days to hitchhike from Saginaw.
I've gone to look for America
The soup looks delicious, hi Oscar.
Thanks Annie!
Great video Patrick. I love potatoes and grow many varieties here in the container and in the ground. In fact, running another experiment this year to see which is best ground or container grown potatoes. I have seen the Yukon gold potatoes mentioned a few times lately but I have not come across them here in the UK. would be good to see if I can get some and see how they perform here. Keep the great videos coming. Tony
Thanks Tony! I look forward to the results of your experiment.
Hello patrick. Nice video but nice soup. Congratulations!! My red soup is missing because I can not find it in my country. Goodbye. We are saying good night now! Haha!☺️
Thanks Lamprine!
Greetings Patrick! Growing around here (Nova Scotia) was seriously impacted by a severe frost in mid June. Commercial growers were hit very hard.
Sure looks like y'all have things well in hand.....enjoyed your video!!
My question relates to using green leaves and wood chips (we had to cut down several trees so that sunlight could get to our pool). I've shredded the leaves and branches and made a wonderful mix.....do the leaves count as green material?
Hi Robert! Yeah, growing under cover helps a lot with unpredictable late frosts. Yes, the leaves count as green material.
Wow what are the odds? I just mentioned to my dad yesterday that my Yukon Gold's are looking good and he said to harvest some new potatoes when the flowers are in full bloom.
Enjoy your new potatoes!
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Tomorrow morning we are doing the same except are potatoes have getting ready for a couple weeks now to get we tried them when they were new potatoes and they were delicious but we just want to wait until it already fully
Enjoy your harvest!
Hi Patrick, How are you ? I am hoping you can shed some light...Lot of my potatoe plants grew plenty of tall stems and tons of leaves and flowers but never produced any tubers at all ? Is that because it is too hot ? I have lost hope growing potatoes.
Hi Srinivasan! If the soil is warmer than 80f /27c, that could definitely be the problem.
The soup recipe is so simple. Thanks. Our potatoes have a ways to go but are still healthy with our heat. Are the grow bags you use re-usable each year and if so how long do they last? I've got potatoes in old re-usable shopping bags , or ones with broken straps, but I don't think they will last past this summer.
Yes, the grow bags are in their 4th year now and they're good as new. This is what we're using: amzn.to/2KOXXOV
First year ive successfully grown potatoes without some kind of skin disease. I harvested them all last sat because i prefer them smaller. i planted 20 potatoes (1 per sqft) in sets of 4 sqft in 5 diff raised beds. My soil needs some work as its pretty hard/clay-ish but even so i have no idea what i am going to do with all these potatoes! I havent weighed them but im estimating 60 lbs. I plan to store them in my consistently 62F basement so with luck they will keep long enough to consume them before they turn. As a new gardener they are pretty darn satisfying to grow ... easy and big yields. One of my fave things to do since i started gardening last yr is to take my garden produce backpacking. When i prepare a meal over the fire made almost entirely from my garden, my buddies get pretty damn jealous eating their ramen or rehydrated meals ;) Next yr i hope to take it to the next level and grow quantities of peppers ... Patrick makes those Jimmy Nardellos sound amazing for cooking but i boofed this yr and didnt get them started on time. Cheers!
Congratulations on your potato harvest, Jason! Those campfire meals sound good.
Wardrobe change alert!
Do you have a T-shirt with
"Growing your own food is like printing your own money"?
Or,
"Get a good vegucation"?
I think One Yard Revolution t-shirts will be my next wardrobe change.
Looked yummy. Do you like freezing over canning?
Thanks! We haven't done any canning yet, but we do some freezing.
TIL The cat's name is Oscar
Patrick , Would the mulch and leaves method work with sweet potatoes as well as it does with regular potatoes ? Thank you !
Hi Diamond! It's best to plant sweet potato slips in the soil. We often don't mulch sweet potatoes, because it helps the soil warm up faster and they like warm soil.
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Patrick? My potato patch still has bright green leaves. A couple plants flowered but they stayed bright green with no signs of going yellow. This is my first time growing potatoes in the ground, did I do something wrong? Years ago I tried growing in soil bags and I got bitter disgusting potatoes worried in Toronto.
Hi Anna! It sounds like your potatoes are doing great. When they start to die back, it will happen pretty quickly. We planted ours under cover in mid-March. Yours might be a little behind ours, which is fine.
Thank you Patrick. The green mound looks beautiful . I almost want to plant this potato mound on the boulevard between the sidewalk and street it's so greenly attractive. Fingers crossed we'll actually eat the potatoes this time.