What's your favourite veg?
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Green beans
Parsnips and broccoli.
Former Member
Can't think of any I don't like. Artichokes probably my favourite.
Former Member
I don't think you can beat a good Brussels sprout.
Asparagus and purple sprouting
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Parsnips
I forgot about those Green beans and parsnips
I'm torn.
I love asparagus and sprouts, but I couldn't live without onions.
I love asparagus and sprouts, but I couldn't live without onions.
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onions
gosh - forgot about them and butternut squash ... love that
sprouts
asparagus
Former Member
Butternut squash, parsnips, cauliflower and broccoli
I would have said cauliflower... but I can only eat it with loads of cheese sauce on it!
Rawky Likes:
Swede and Carrot Mash
Green Beans
Peas (not tinned)
Rawky Doesn't Like
Sprouts
Cauliflower
Cabbage
Onions
Just so you lot know what to cook me when you invite me round for Sunday Lunch
Swede and Carrot Mash
Green Beans
Peas (not tinned)
Rawky Doesn't Like
Sprouts
Cauliflower
Cabbage
Onions
Just so you lot know what to cook me when you invite me round for Sunday Lunch
asparagus, cauliflower , broccolli
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Swede and Carrot Mash
mmmm.. I love carrot & suede mash (it sounds wrong saying it your way round)
I love cauliflower! And swede raw is deelish!
Reference: Rexi
purple sprouting
Blizzie *sigh* suddenly I don't fancy it anymore
Potatoes
Broccoli, peas, green beans, asparagus, potatoes, tomatoes (yes I know they're not vegetables), and in fact anthing other than celery.
Almost all veg, apart from aubergines and mushy peas.
Tonight I'm cooking roast chicken and we'll be having purple broccoli and carrots with it.
Tonight I'm cooking roast chicken and we'll be having purple broccoli and carrots with it.
oh goodness what a thread for a veggie!
I first and foremost love potatoes - they all have their own uses - floury for mash etc (my fav! Then there's garlic and onions that I couldn't live without or tomatoes (technically a fruit, I know - but I have tomato bowls along with fruit bowls in my house)!
Green beans, sprouts, swede,parsnips, cabbages,leeks...I can't stop! I'm in a fever when at the MIL's in Turkey and she won't let me loose in the kitchen!
I bought some lovely mushrooms (which she's not used to cooking) and was going to make a lovely soup - hubby however, let her loose with them as they had visitors and MIL just fried them in a pile for me! Yuck! I can't digest too much oil due to my stomach so I would have made a lovely soup and simultaneously introduced them to it too - didn't happen tho'
Hopefully when hubby's apartment share is built I can control the way the veg is cooked! Plus, they need to know how wonderful their veg is and can be spiced used in different ways etc.
I first and foremost love potatoes - they all have their own uses - floury for mash etc (my fav! Then there's garlic and onions that I couldn't live without or tomatoes (technically a fruit, I know - but I have tomato bowls along with fruit bowls in my house)!
Green beans, sprouts, swede,parsnips, cabbages,leeks...I can't stop! I'm in a fever when at the MIL's in Turkey and she won't let me loose in the kitchen!
I bought some lovely mushrooms (which she's not used to cooking) and was going to make a lovely soup - hubby however, let her loose with them as they had visitors and MIL just fried them in a pile for me! Yuck! I can't digest too much oil due to my stomach so I would have made a lovely soup and simultaneously introduced them to it too - didn't happen tho'
Hopefully when hubby's apartment share is built I can control the way the veg is cooked! Plus, they need to know how wonderful their veg is and can be spiced used in different ways etc.
WOW So many veg lovers!
The poster who does not like celery - What about celeriac?
Not one mention of a pea although they are a tad boring.
The poster who does not like celery - What about celeriac?
Not one mention of a pea although they are a tad boring.
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What about celeriac?
Celeriac is great, even if it does look like an old man's knackers. Good mashed, with butter and pepper
Good God!
How many old mans knackers have you mashed?
How many old mans knackers have you mashed?
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How many old mans knackers have you mashed?
~cracks knuckles~
We had home made pea soup (I made it) last night plus there was celeriac in the salad we had! As a veggie however, its not unuual to use such veg imo.
I do like a good radish!
Not radish like that though!
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The poster who does not like celery - What about celeriac? Not one mention of a pea although they are a tad boring.
I'm that poster. I haven't tried celeriac as it tastes like celery. I can eat cooked celery, but the astringent taste of raw celery puts me off. And if you re-read my post you will see that I did include peas.By the way, with a name like yours, you must really get on well with Zaphod, famous for his hatred of beetroot HAWK SPIT!
Reading never was my strong point.
I didn't realise I could list all the veggies I like. Actually, it's easier to list the ones I don't like - broad beans, butter beans and celery. I like everything else, including salad vegetables.
Ooh I forgot celery. I like braised celery very much.
I'm not keen on spinach
Former Member
Tatties
Reference: Rexi
Blizzie *sigh* suddenly I don't fancy it anymore
Really?I quite fancy it, now.
Or one of the Toids' radishes.
Most of 'em but especially members of the brassica family.
Call me a bigot if you like but in my opinion celery and parsnips are just plain wrong and don't deserve to be members of the vegetable kingdom.
Call me a bigot if you like but in my opinion celery and parsnips are just plain wrong and don't deserve to be members of the vegetable kingdom.
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