These are a couple of dishes I made and submitted to the Grow Your Own forum competition this week. All home grown ingredients.
First, a potato and rocket salad:
Potato and rocket salad
And below, a potato and turnip fritter on broad beans, with courgette tempura at the back. I think I got the presentation better with the salad though.
Turnip and potato fritter
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