WAY off topic....it's a dang big turnip......
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WAY off topic....it's a dang big turnip......
Biggest turnip I've ever seen.
Must be nuclear waste under my garden.
Must be nuclear waste under my garden.
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Couple o years on that bad boy.
We had one like that in our garden in Wyoming. Humongus but too woody to eat.
We had one like that in our garden in Wyoming. Humongus but too woody to eat.
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turnips
my cousins plant turnips near their other food plots. deer love them.
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We seem to be unanimous in our dislike of turnips. Now turnip greens are a different matter - yum. Only vegetable that tastes worse that turnips are parsnips - yech!
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cooked turnips are NASTY. i do love the greens and i like to eat raw turnip with salt on them.
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20cows wrote:Who cares?Are turnips better or worse than rutabaga?
Ain't a nickel's difference and neither are fit for human consumption!
Kinda' like lima and butter beans (YUK!!).
It all depends on how things are fixed. We learned to like lima beans in Brazil, where our sons were born.
Take the dry (ripe) lima beans and soak them overnight. Boil them until they start to soften. Toss out the water. Rinse them well. Add fresh water and finish cooking them. Some folks would rinse and cook a couple times. Anyway, once soft you add a bit of salt and pepper and some salt pork or other seasoning. Serve over rice. It's not something for everyday consumption, but they ain't half bad. Now, the way they usually get served up in the US -
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