

Along with the usual mixed greens, carrots, berries, corn and potatoes (I didn't mention tomatoes because we're growing them this year, miracle of miracles, I know) there's always something outside the usual checklist that catches my eye.
Beets: Can't say that I'm much of a beet fan, but I recently attended a backyard cookout in which the host had ground up beets and added them to the hamburger meat. Let me tell you, there's something amazing about a purple burger. *Annabel didn't think so, however. She demanded "torn on the tob" instead.

Turnips: Tried 'em raw. Not my favorite. Cooked, they seem edible. "Annabel hates them. Tried 'em, screwed up her face, spit them out.
Baby bok choy: "What am I supposed to do with that?"
"I don't know, Jed. Perhaps you should consult your bible, The Joy of Cooking. Why do you let me get vegetables, anyway? You KNOW I'm a carnivore. I don't know anything about the veg." *Rotted in the fridge.
3 comments:
All that turnip, beet, bok choy? Never eaten it. I'm a lima bean, green bean, carrot sort of girl. Torn on the tob is pretty tood too. I mean good.
I useta love to go to the farmers market here. But they've stopped for one reason or another. When I go home to my parents [they live in the coun-try] I hit this one stand...oh they have the best peaches and plums. Love it.
Oh my goodness, that is a cute kid you have there.
We have gotten in such a veggie rut with the peas/corn/carrot and more variety in the fruit instead. Must bust out if I only had time and brain cells to spare!
We're so in a veggie rut also. The hubs only likes corn, green beans, carrots, and squash. I can't get him to try anything else. But I'll be going to the store for some Edamame for myself. I love that stuff!
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