Best vegetable 13:51 - Feb 24 with 13528 views | Dubtractor | Seems like this is a vegetable kind of day. So which is the best one? I'm going for cabbage. Specifically Savoy cabbage, steamed, with lots of salt and pepper. Finely sliced before steaming btw. | |
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Best vegetable on 13:53 - Feb 24 with 5608 views | BLUEBEAT | Cabbage is great but a day like today has me yearning for roasted parsnip. | |
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Best vegetable on 13:55 - Feb 24 with 5600 views | jimsymBLUE | Runner beans & asparagus eaten seconds after being plucked from the plot, butter and black pepper all that's required. | |
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Best vegetable on 13:56 - Feb 24 with 5599 views | Lord_Lucan | I like a bit of cabbage but I think overall I like crunchy spring greens. Anyone who suggests parsnips, carrots, swedes or tunips needs to have a word with themselves. | |
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Best vegetable on 13:57 - Feb 24 with 5594 views | DarkHorse | There is, you'll agree, a certain 'je ne sais quoi' oh so very special about a firm, young carrot. | | | |
Best vegetable on 14:09 - Feb 24 with 5571 views | Pecker | Love cabbage, but I will have to go for the humble sprout. I do love a sprout. Got to be sprouts. | | | |
Best vegetable on 14:18 - Feb 24 with 5554 views | jontysnut | A freshly dug boiled spud with proper butter Honorable mention for the savoy cabbage Coming up on the rails sprouting broccoli | | | |
Best vegetable on 14:21 - Feb 24 with 5548 views | BigManBlue | Red or yellow pepper in a fine tempura. Or beetroot, preferably in some kind of borscht. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:22 - Feb 24 with 5546 views | Herbivore | Cauliflower for me. Such a versatile beast. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:31 - Feb 24 with 5532 views | BLUEBEAT |
Best vegetable on 13:56 - Feb 24 by Lord_Lucan | I like a bit of cabbage but I think overall I like crunchy spring greens. Anyone who suggests parsnips, carrots, swedes or tunips needs to have a word with themselves. |
Parsnips roasted to ‘crunch’ level reduces the stringy texture. Sublime. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:35 - Feb 24 with 5523 views | hampstead_blue | Purple sprouting broccoli Stir fried with sesame seeds, oil, soy, chilli, ginger or just steamed and served with salt, pepper and butter. | |
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I'd say so, yes, lots of butter as well on 14:39 - Feb 24 with 5515 views | Dyland | Any kind of cabbage. Sweetheart may pip Savoy for me. Versatile, and noms. | |
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Peas on 14:42 - Feb 24 with 5510 views | azuremerlangus | All the way. Eaten raw straight from the pod. Mushed. Mixes well with other veg. Boil/steam or stir fry. The jack of all veg. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:49 - Feb 24 with 5491 views | Herbivore |
Spring onions?! You wrong un. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:49 - Feb 24 with 5490 views | StochesStotasBlewe | A big shout out to the humble leek. Asparagus a close second. | |
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Peas on 14:49 - Feb 24 with 5488 views | Dyland |
Peas on 14:42 - Feb 24 by azuremerlangus | All the way. Eaten raw straight from the pod. Mushed. Mixes well with other veg. Boil/steam or stir fry. The jack of all veg. |
Could say the same about cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, etc. Except the pod bit. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:52 - Feb 24 with 5481 views | Ryorry |
Best vegetable on 13:55 - Feb 24 by jimsymBLUE | Runner beans & asparagus eaten seconds after being plucked from the plot, butter and black pepper all that's required. |
... 1 second after, in mouth, no need to cook/any other ingredients. *check both sides of bean for bird poo before popping in mouth tho ... | |
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oooh, yes, love leeks on 14:53 - Feb 24 with 5483 views | Dyland |
Best vegetable on 14:49 - Feb 24 by StochesStotasBlewe | A big shout out to the humble leek. Asparagus a close second. |
Leeks and cabbage sliced and fried in butter/oil is a staple, everyone will eat it, and goes with most things. Add garlic, and fresh parsley and drop of white wine, depending on who yer feeding. | |
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Best vegetable on 14:58 - Feb 24 with 5464 views | Ryorry |
Best vegetable on 14:49 - Feb 24 by Herbivore | Spring onions?! You wrong un. |
^breathes out freshly eaten spring onion breath all over *Herb*ivore^ | |
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Best vegetable on 15:00 - Feb 24 with 5458 views | footers |
Best vegetable on 14:49 - Feb 24 by StochesStotasBlewe | A big shout out to the humble leek. Asparagus a close second. |
Asparagus is the correct answer. All other vegetables wish they could be asparagus. P.S. A leek is also a plumber's favourite vegetable. | |
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Best vegetable on 15:02 - Feb 24 with 5444 views | GaryCooper | Summers finest asparagus, salted butter, ace. | | | |
Best vegetable on 15:06 - Feb 24 with 5431 views | Herbivore |
Best vegetable on 15:00 - Feb 24 by footers | Asparagus is the correct answer. All other vegetables wish they could be asparagus. P.S. A leek is also a plumber's favourite vegetable. |
Asparagus is delicious but it's a bit of a one trick pony. | |
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Best vegetable on 15:08 - Feb 24 with 5420 views | footers |
Best vegetable on 15:06 - Feb 24 by Herbivore | Asparagus is delicious but it's a bit of a one trick pony. |
Versatility is a downside for the King of Veg, admittedly. For that, you can't beat a spud - especially in Birds Eye potato waffle form. | |
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what the actual fookerama on 15:13 - Feb 24 with 5415 views | Dyland |
Best vegetable on 15:06 - Feb 24 by Herbivore | Asparagus is delicious but it's a bit of a one trick pony. |
Call yourself Herbers. Tsk. Raw or gently cooked, eaten on its own or with butter or vinaigrette, dipped in eggs, in a quiche, in a salad, as soup, stir fried with pretty much anything, etc... | |
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Best vegetable on 15:14 - Feb 24 with 5396 views | Dyland |
Best vegetable on 15:08 - Feb 24 by footers | Versatility is a downside for the King of Veg, admittedly. For that, you can't beat a spud - especially in Birds Eye potato waffle form. |
Whenever the favourite veg debate surfaces, we always exclude potatoes, cos, well they make crisps and chips and filthy stuff. | |
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