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... over cook salmon, so try searing it in olive oil, leaving it moist and medium-cooked. Serve it on warm asparagus with a little vinaigrette. The dish can be made more adventurous by first curing the salmon for three hours in lime juice, salt and sugar ...
... hour of being pi ked. So, unlc grow your own, or can get hold of very fre h upplie , it is poinlie trouble of podding. PEA, ASPARAGUS AND PEA TENDRIL SOUP Pea tendril are the lona, curling hoot with mall leave that appear ju t before the pod are fully developed ...
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... dreaded knotweed. Those who have become hysterical about this prince of rampants should try eating its young shoots like asparagus. J ohn loved its leailess stems in J anuary and viewed them as a kind of pencil drawing which nature had left behind on a ...
... Wellgrown vegetables are always good to see and here one can wander past beds of any kind one could wish for, including asparagus and salsify. The runner beans double up as ornaments, elegantly draping an archway with scarlet flowers and lush leaves. ...
... Cut out the baby sweet corn flown in from Thailand, avoid the sugar snap peas from Guatemala and wait for next year's asparagus. Instead, buy 9ur native seasonal carrots, turnips, swedes, parsnips, celeriac, beetro t an.~ Jerusalem artichokes. They are ...
... between pontaneity and credibility if you want to, but they are not mutually ex lu ive, both are easy, and the difference is asparagus- BY ANNIE TEMPEST really only a question of the time you have available. What has made Rose and Ruth celebrated is their ...
... treat a ure choice. The selection of vegetables is also widening. In southern Europe, it would include peas, artichokes, asparagus and broad beans, but in northern climes we will have to put up with spring greens and possibly 15 Og buttel~ wt into small ...
... both past and present. Some of the oldest varieties in cultivation can be seen there, including Loos Tennis Ball (1790) and Asparagus (pre-1885), beside some of the newest, such as Sioux and Lollo Rossa. Many old cultivars fell from favour for the good reason ...
... to copy. More importantly, these buildings have to operate economically, Rhubarb provides a sculptural focus between airy asparagus ferns and a row of raspberry canes. (Facing page) The new aluminium glasshouses are built in the position of the tirnber-frarned ...
... potagers during May and June, and the buds are picked just before opening, with about 4in of stem attached, and are cooked like asparagus, they are a greater treat at table than the roots. Salsify fails on heavy land, sharing with carrots a preference for sandy ...
... between pontaneity and credibility if you want to, but they are not mutually ex lu ive, both are easy, and the difference is asparagus- BY ANNIE TEMPEST really only a question of the time you have available. What has made Rose and Ruth celebrated is their ...