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General => The Shed => Topic started by: Lady Cosmos on March 17, 2005, 18:34:09

Title: What's for dinner?
Post by: Lady Cosmos on March 17, 2005, 18:34:09
(http://img27.exs.cx/img27/5873/groente6og.jpg)

Potatoes: Maris Peer, Desiree & Black Vitaline from the barn
Veg: Parsnips, Boerenkool & Leek straight from the garden and some Shalots
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: TULIP-23 on March 17, 2005, 18:51:39
Lady Cosmos ;D

Dont do that my mouth is Waterering here...............

Parsnips Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :)
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: Roy Bham UK on March 17, 2005, 20:50:26
Yummy yummy Lady C, just wondering and hoping when I will be able to put on a piccy with yummies like that, well done ;)
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: TULIP-23 on March 17, 2005, 21:10:29
Roy :D

Excellent  Produce Roy....and not a Bad photo either  8)
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: Mrs Ava on March 17, 2005, 23:00:30
Lucky lucky you!  Great pick, great looking veggies, bet you had a great dinner!!
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: Lady Cosmos on March 17, 2005, 23:15:28
Dinner was nice and I am very, very pleased that I am able to cook the whole year round with home grown potatoes and vegetables.
Nothing taste better and it feels so good preparing and cooking ""well grown and looked after"" veggies. :D
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: wardy on March 17, 2005, 23:41:30
Did you see that prog on BBC1 last night where that family had to tighten their belts.  They would rather sell their clothing business than cut down on takeaways, fags, holidays and going out.  They were buying bags of green apples from Asda when they had an enormous apple orchard in their own garden!  They had a huge garden but turned their noses up at growing their own veg and would only buy packaged washed veg as they weren;t prepared to wash soil off veg.  As they tightened their belts they did acquaint themselves with their orchard and started to cook various apple dishes and began to enjoy going to the orchard as a family.  They didn't seem very busy and spent lots of time sitting about as they couldn't afford to go out as they had been spendig so much money on eating out etc.  I kept thinking why don't you go out and start growing some veg.  Did they ;D listen ......
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: North Country Boy on March 18, 2005, 11:00:34
OK then in true 'Ready Steady Cook' style what would anyone do with this lovely array of veg to make it into a mouth watering meal, adding a few choice larder ingredients is allowed.
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: TULIP-23 on March 18, 2005, 11:50:45
Starters

Leek-Potatoe Soup

Main Course
Boerenkool Stamp[ Mash]  Duchy Style
With Glazed Honey Pork  [ Choice Ingredient]
Roasted Parsnips
Carrots                            [Choice Ingredient]
Light Buttered Shallot Sauce

Pudding  Pancakes with Syrup   [Choice ingredient ]
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: Moggle on March 18, 2005, 11:53:40
Cheese, leek and chive quiche
Potato bake
Roasted parsnips
Steamed, sliced kale (don't really know what to do with that  :))
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: Mrs Ava on March 18, 2005, 13:10:49
Curried parsnip soup

Vegetable curry served with (if allowed) something like chicken tikka.

OR.....

Vegetable stew served with Kale which has been finely shredded and stir fried with lovely smokey bacon and plenty of home made bread.

HUNGRY NOW!
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: TULIP-23 on March 18, 2005, 14:10:14
Oh Stop :'(   E.J

I can just see it all now..................Coming over for Tea :D  Sounds delicious bet it tastes even BETTER.
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: wardy on March 18, 2005, 14:55:53
Stew!  anything to save on washing up  ;D
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: NattyEm on March 18, 2005, 16:31:16
curried parsnip soup...mmmmm......
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: North Country Boy on March 19, 2005, 10:55:23
I think a stew would be too easy, but your right wardy saves on washing up   ;)

To done this lovely spread justice i think i would do:

Leek and blue stilton soup (choice ingredient)
Potatoes Boulangere, using potatoes and shallotts
Mash some of the potato with the parsnip and roast the left over parsnips in honey (choice ingredient).
And to finish it off, a leg of lamb (choice ingredient)

Now Wheres my frying pan?  ;D
Title: Re: What's for dinner?
Post by: Debs on March 19, 2005, 20:49:28
WOW!

Beautiful veg...

Leek & Potato soup,
or

roast veg cous cous with roast lamb...

or roast veg with garlic, olive oil, pancetta, cubed feta cheese, eaten warm with a good crusty bread to mop up all the delicious juices...

glass of red wine....

more red wine...

Debs :P :P :P