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Old 02-07-2007, 09:20 PM
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Hi everybod, as you can probably tell i am aching in my impatience to devour something from the new plot. My caulis are a mass of leaves at the moment and i am sure in time theese leaves will die away and be replaced by more..... SOOOOOO CAN I EAT EM ???????, Thanks Minty
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Old 02-07-2007, 09:27 PM
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Hi everybod, as you can probably tell i am aching in my impatience to devour something from the new plot. My caulis are a mass of leaves at the moment and i am sure in time theese leaves will die away and be replaced by more..... SOOOOOO CAN I EAT EM ???????, Thanks Minty
Take some of the outside leaves of you should not damage the plant that way they taste nice my OH is under instructions cook the leaves as welljacob
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the stem bit is a bit tough, but the young leaves are great, try cutting streaky bacon into thin strips and slowly heating with a tiny nob of butter and a splash of water in a sauce pan, add leaves and cover, stirring occationaly for 6-10 mins. mmm.
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I don't really like them myself Minty, but my father in law always ate them.
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A leaf cut into some really nice neat little slices (avoid the stalk) always works well in a stir fry. Give it a go Minty!
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Thanks. not tried them yet but will and will let you know the results. Thank you all Minty
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