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I might at some point in the future, but himself will have a Peter Kay moment and say "Purple? Potatoes?" and there is no way in this world he will taste them. He had the same moment with sweet potatoes.
As I cook all the veg in the preesure cooker, i would worry that they would do like purple carrots do and dye the cabbage a horrid colour.
Dont think i will bother
Well, I'd have a go. My own potato - grown from true potato seed and called Amethyst, is, as you'd imagine, purple, but not as deep as this. They do have a tendency to go slightly greyer when cooked though. Still, I love the idea. Apparently according to yesterday's paper, there's a new instrument that can measure the antioxidant properties of red wine (pino noir seems to be one of the highest) with the idea that this can be marked on the label so we can have 'healthy' wine too!
I really like coloured veg BUT can't get my head round spuds that are a funny colour, not sure why as have no problems with carrots, cauli or anything else
As I cook all the veg in the preesure cooker, i would worry that they would do like purple carrots do and dye the cabbage a horrid colour.
Have never heard of anybody pressure cooking veg, does it just take seconds? Steam all of us except main crop spuds and most of it only takes a few minutes so am curious how the pressure cooker thing works as isn't it a faster way of doing things? Trying to remember from when my mum had one about 30 years ago.
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
Most root veg will pressure-cook well (especially the ones that are getting very mature), but I wouldn't use the thing for 'greens' of any sort.
We occasionally buy (and have this year attempted to grow, from super-market ones) Shetland Black potatoes, they are purplish inside.
Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.
Well, I'd have a go. My own potato - grown from true potato seed and called Amethyst, is, as you'd imagine, purple, but not as deep as this. They do have a tendency to go slightly greyer when cooked though. Still, I love the idea. Apparently according to yesterday's paper, there's a new instrument that can measure the antioxidant properties of red wine (pino noir seems to be one of the highest) with the idea that this can be marked on the label so we can have 'healthy' wine too!
Spuds and red wine - a balanced diet!
But sadly, Flum, we're only supposed to have 1 glass
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