Celeriac.
Was going to do potato rostis the other day but had run out of potatoes so did it with celeriac instead. Added some nutmeg and a splosh of balsamic vinegar which caramelised to form a nice crust. Delicious...
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Asparagus but only when its in season.
Not long left of the current season.
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I'm a southerner so the answer is Petit Pois.
(Or Sprouts - but only at Christmas!)
Sorry, scratch that, the real answer is Cauliflower flavoured with a coriander pesto sauce - yum yum.
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You're taking the Peas!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostPeas are a fruit just like chillies
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Peas are a fruit just like chillies, tomatoes and cucumbers. While the rest contain seeds the pea is the seed.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostI was going to answer "chilli" but then I found out it was a fruit rather than a vegetable so perhaps that should have gone in the "Favourite Fruit" thread.
Anyway, I like asparagus, artichokes, fresh peas, garlic and Romaine lettuce.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostMine is Stephen Hawking
I told you to stop reading children's joke books!
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mushy peas.
make me f@rt like the trumpet section of the London Royal Philharmonic Orchestra mind you, and reek ? jeez christ on a bike. they make your eye water
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I was going to answer "chilli" but then I found out it was a fruit rather than a vegetable so perhaps that should have gone in the "Favourite Fruit" thread.
Anyway, I like asparagus, artichokes, fresh peas, garlic and Romaine lettuce.
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What's your favourite vegetable?
Mine is Stephen HawkingLast edited by SimonMac; 21 April 2013, 22:37.Tags: None
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