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Would love to learn to cook artichokes and wats to cook brussel sprouts. Things to do with spinach and kale. Turnips and rutabagas.
And to see you!
Great. Artichokes seem quite a curiosity to people.
Yes!
Anything green or orange.
It will be good to see you.
Jeanne
Yes!
Anything green or orange.
It will be good to see you!
Jeanne
Great, look forward to seeing you!
If only I lived in Seattle, I would *love* the chance to take your class! In the meantime, confusing CSA veggies: rutabagas, parsnips, celery and celeriac (I made a potato-like with soup with a chicken stock base but other ideas would be welcome) leap to mind. Also, any ideas with broccoli or sweet potatoes that aren’t steamed or pureed respectively, would be awesome! Thank you!
Great, thanks for the feedback! I’ll see if I can do a video of the highlights.
In my original post, I referred to this as being on Earth Day. It turns out that the calendar I use in my office was incorrect. And it’s from a garden center, no less! 🙂
But really, shouldn’t every day be Earth Day???