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Hear are a few spuds i picked today:),thought i would show u,i have loads left to pick:)

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Cooking them up for dinner?

chonsigirl;889652 wrote: Cooking them up for dinner?
they will be cooked for dinner soon, with loads of melting butter over them

mmmmmmmmmmmm:)

Oh, I bet they will be yummy.

chicken ala king over biscuits

and banana cream pie





thank you

nomad

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Nomad;889682 wrote: chicken ala king over biscuits

and banana cream pie





thank you

nomad


What?

Biscuits are for dunking in your tea!

You cant have biscuits with chicken!!

Go and stand in the corner immediately :sneaky::rolleyes:

mighty fine lookin tatties matey...yum yum:p

MMMMMmmmmm.....New Spuds! Love 'em.

umm, peorgies with sour cream

Millit

Spuds - I'd love to try to grow them

I'm busy picking my Tomatoes - wonderful

My next door neighbor has now picked over 150 tomatoes from her 3 plants..

delicious !!!!

Patsy

Ahhhhhhh, I love me spuds Millit:-6

Your spuds look lovely. Think I'll grill some chicken and boil some spuds later.

Good to see ya posting.

So you've been diggin' taters?:)

I'm cooking a roast with taters for dinner. Smells great.

Our American bisquits are just small hot mounds of bread.......not sweet cookies.

Oooh nothing like a lovely Spud for dinner, that's made me hungry now for one!! :wah:

been having a few jersey royals smothered in butter:p:p:p

Oh and melted cheese is a must, it goes sooooooo well!! :-6

chrisb84uk;889962 wrote: Oh and melted cheese is a must, it goes sooooooo well!! :-6


not had them with melted cheese:p

Chezzie;889958 wrote: been having a few jersey royals smothered in butter:p:p:p


Hey Chez:-4

Are jersey royals a type of spud. My favorites in Noo Joisey are the russets (starchy and good for baking) new potatoes and yukon gold,,,

You shold try it then some time, it's one of my personal favourites meals to eat, and surprisingly cheap and easy to do!

Kathy Ellen;889966 wrote: Hey Chez:-4

Are jersey royals a type of spud. My favorites in Noo Joisey are the russets (starchy and good for baking) new potatoes and yukon gold,,,


Yes Kathy they are and they are fantastic




Have a look at the website: Some fab recipes there too:-4

http://www.jerseyroyals.co.uk/

Well just to say the spuds where lovely with plenty on butter over them,cant wait till the rest of the veg are ready:-6 x

We have planted some squash and tomatoes and are keeping our fingers crossed.

Tell us...what else have you planted...

I miss my garden in my former homes. But, with my allergies, I had to get rid of the "dirt." I only plant a few tommos and herbs for cooking. I love looking at them grow. I already have some tiny tommos growing:-6

I planted corn in my former yard and the squirrels and rabbits ate all the heads off my plants. Came home one day to see a cheeky squirrel sitting on its hauches on my front porch chomping away on my corn:wah: The rabbits were also lovely...bit the heads off the plants but put them back

where they found them:wah:

Why don't you post some pics of your garden when you have a chance:-6

Hi Kathy Ellen, i am growing

1 broccoli

2 cauli

3 beetroot

4 sweetcorn

5 toms

6 cucumber

7 strawberries

8 peppers

and all in a small garden x:) i will post pics when they are big enough to see

Millit;890321 wrote: Hi Kathy Ellen, i am growing

1 broccoli

2 cauli

3 beetroot

4 sweetcorn

5 toms

6 cucumber

7 strawberries

8 peppers

and all in a small garden x:) i will post pics when they are big enough to see


That's lovely Millit....except for the cauli...can't eat them:-5

Sounds like a lovely garden!:-6

its a small garden due to my hubby' pond, but if i get 2 of each veg it will make me feel good x:)

I only have flowers this year, but one year I planted a vegetable garden. I planted one eggplant, and got several of them. I made my husband eat them-he likes them. :wah:

Millit;890321 wrote: Hi Kathy Ellen, i am growing

1 broccoli

2 cauli

3 beetroot

4 sweetcorn

5 toms

6 cucumber

7 strawberries

8 peppers

and all in a small garden x:) i will post pics when they are big enough to see


I have everything but the corn and beetroot. I have my strawberries down in the perennials area and they have about wiped out my flowers...

But I have Brussels sprouts and kohlrabi. I threw my spuds that sprouted in kitchen into the ground but i figure I won't bother looking until fall.:sneaky: