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Zena
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Isn't this gardening lark great? Tonight we had our first "harvest" - baby turnips fresh from the garden.
Only for son & hubby to announce that they "don't like them"
AAArrrgghhh!!!!
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Zena wrote:Isn't this gardening lark great? Tonight we had our first "harvest" - baby turnips fresh from the garden.
Only for son & hubby to announce that they "don't like them"
AAArrrgghhh!!!!


hi zena,ive been growing for years and i hate them as well.up here we call swedes turnips,now there's a better bite altogether :)
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My dear Zena, maybe it wasn't the turnips they didn't like, it was probably the burnt bits on them. :wink:

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Cheek OH, you're getting worse, thank goodness :twisted:

My lot don't like turnip either but they still get it. I love it with carrots, cream, salt, pepper and a little grated nutmeg.

Yummy. Oh, I feel a bit peckish now :lol:
Lots of love

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Hi Zena,
Send them all my way I simply love Baby Turnip steamed then rolled in butter and the foliage steamed as well with new Potatoes and a grilled neck fillet of Lamb and fresh picked Peas that really only need boiling water poured over them. Heaven!
JB.
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Old H - I'm shocked and disappointed in you :cry:
The turnips were cooked to perfection and served with a cider and mustard glaze a la Delia Smith.Admittedly, the accompanying pork chops may have been a tad "well done".....
I don't care - I was just so excited to be cooking somehting I'd grown :D apart from that, it'sjust been radishes. we might dig the first spuds at the weekend, too!
Ps all turnip recipies gratefully received - we've got a lot of them!
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Sorry Zena, i thought you grew the veg and your hubby does all the cooking, cleaning, washing and ironing. :shock:
I should have quit while i was ahead. :wink:

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