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  • #46
    Originally posted by JennieAtkinson View Post
    Do we need to start our own Richter scale?
    LoL - did you mean rectum???

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    • #47
      Supersprout you are a super-sprouter!

      JAs rec'd safe & well - they already look they're heading for the sky!!!

      Do let me know if I can send you any seeds in return?
      To see a world in a grain of sand
      And a heaven in a wild flower

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      • #48
        So pleased they've found a loving new home sbp
        SSx
        not every situation requires a big onion

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        • #49
          Supersprout, when you're roasting your J.A.'s do you par boil them first like spuds or just throw them in & do you cut them chunky like roast potatoes or slimmer like chips? Fancy trying growing these in a container but might try some from the supermarket for eaters first (worried about the 'wind'! )
          Into every life a little rain must fall.

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          • #50
            Hi Sue,

            When we get a root home, we divide into large and small tubers*



            The largest are peeled whole and put into acidulated water until it's time to roast them



            No parboiling, just toss them in a little oil or fat, and put them on the roasting tray at 215 or so for 30-40 minutes, take out of the oven and leave for 10 mins to set.

            Smaller tubers are steamed for 20 mins and squidged out of their skins for soups and stews - easier than peeling

            Barnsdale Gardens grow JAs in large containers to keep them under control

            *the pictures show the crop from ONE ROOT
            Last edited by supersprout; 25-01-2007, 03:00 PM.
            SSx
            not every situation requires a big onion

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            • #51
              Thanks Supersprout, that's great I follow you now,is a squeeze of lemon juice O.K. to acidify the water? Is that just to stop them going brown?
              Into every life a little rain must fall.

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