Tomorrows dinner

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  1. elainefiz

    elainefiz Gardener

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    didn`t she do well.we`ve had some frost so i thought i`d try the parsnips. [​IMG]
     
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    This looks really good! Congrats. I'm new to veg but plan to grow lots next year. What's that behind the parsnips (not the sprouts)?
     
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    its a turnip. :D
     
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    Roasted I hope elaine [​IMG]
     
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    Probably to an inch of their life. :eek: :D
     
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    Looks like they'll be getting a sudafed glaze.Um - suadafed and mustard glazed parsnips could become a new cult food :D

    Nice looking veg though Elaine. Our parsnips aren't nearly ready yet.
     
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    Look great but that swede!!!!

    Why does it have a 3 foot neck?
     
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    maybe that's what the sudafed's for? :D

    Lovely looking veg, Elaine! Doesn't it feel great to grow your own?!
     
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    No idea what the 3ft necks are for but they give me something to hold on to when i pull them.Sudafed and mustard glazed parsnips..anythings possible in my kitchen. [​IMG] :D
     
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    enjoy the feast. I'll be staying clear of your house that night, as I think it'll be a windy one [​IMG]
     
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