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Not bad crich.
What variety is it, its an interesting colour & shape. ![]()
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The packet said it was black beauty but the shape doesnt look right unless they fill out later on.
They were started indoors in february under grow lights and transfered to the greenhouse about 3 weeks ago.
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What did you do with it? I never really know what to do with aubergines, even being a veggie myself I think of them as a bit of a 'nothing' veggie. How did you cook it? Am interested as I might give them a go next year when the greenhouse is up and running.
Looks from your pic like you are about to eat it like an apple! janeyo |
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Looks like a black tom with an evil glint in its eye - well done - must be the growlights that make all the difference.
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Sure you didn't grow a pumpkin under a "black" light Crich? Looks fantastic though, I'm nowhere near cropping anything yet.
![]() Well done though.
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As soon as the money from my old house comes through [tustling with ex's solicitor]; I'm getting me a greenhouse.
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Andrea :wavehello http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...logs/zazen999/ moon trial underway with onions, lettuce, tomatoes and calabrese. Last edited by zazen999 : 16-05-2008 at 05:34 PM. |
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One of these maybe?
![]() Violetta di Firenze Heirloom Italian variety known for beauty and flavor.
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It's also very nice pickled with garlic (and stuffed with various herbs) and also great in soups and beef/lamb or vegetarian stews I think I even saw Jamie cooking a starter very similar to our own - grill aubergines, tomatoes, (peppers if you like) on the gril or just gas cooker, remove charred skins, chop it all up, add some fresh onion, garlic, chilli if you like, herbs to your liking, season it and dress it with some olive oil (to taste), serve it as a started with warm bread....Man, I'm hungry and still at work.... Last edited by norazina : 17-05-2008 at 07:01 AM. |
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He's lovely!!! I'm growing Aubergine this year Violetta di Firenze. Way behind you though, mine are only just getting their true leaves!!
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Tis a lovely big one you've got there though!


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