Recently, under suggestion, we ate endive cooked with bacon. It was rather popular amongst us and most of us enjoyed it. (There was a person who didn't like bacon or endive, together or separate, but never mind them.)
Chickens need 15 hours of daylight. They need this amount of daylight because if they don't, they don't lay eggs. Since winter is approaching, we put a light bulb in their coop. We also have a timer that turns off the light because we don't have to do it ourselves after a certain amount of hours....
The plant with the light green, layered leaves and frilly edges is endive....We ate it recently, flavoring it with garlic and salt. Though the added flavoring did not mask the bitter taste that came naturally with the endive. I personally did not enjoy the taste of endive though....
Today (or perhaps it was yesterday) one of our chickens laid an egg (see picture 2)! It has us all excited because pretty soon, we'll have more...Anyway, the egg was small and was brown and speckled with white flecks. The other photos are just updates of our chickens' growth.
To start this out, you should know that we have three Asian pear trees...Anyway, the pear on the left (our left), is the one the title refers to....The one on the right (our right) is the average size of our Asian pears. All of which are quite delicious.