ᐅ Garden Photos Chat Corner

Created on: 22 Apr 2019 22:51
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haydee
I thought a garden chat and photo thread would be a good idea.
This way, we have a space to share current pictures and discuss dandelions and other plants.
tomtom7916 Aug 2020 13:24
Curly schrieb:

And how do you prepare beetroot?

Best regards
Sabine

Well, we—or rather my wife—often make a soup from it.

We usually boil meat to make broth, wash the beetroot, cut it into strips, and sauté it with onions, carrots, and potatoes. Normally, we also add cabbage and then bring it to a boil. But this is a simplified version for me, as I’m not that much of a fan of vegetables in soups.
Climbee16 Aug 2020 14:23
I have already tried various preparation methods, but he simply does not like the earthy taste. Apart from tomatoes, he is generally not very interested in much from the garden. Unless, of course, there comes a time when there is a meat plant or sausage bush.
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guckuck2
16 Aug 2020 14:37
Make a borscht and let it sit for a day. The next day, the earthy taste will be gone. It really works—I normally wouldn’t touch beetroot willingly either.
Climbee17 Aug 2020 08:52
My harvest from yesterday:

Various pumpkins (yellow, orange) and cucumbers are lying on a wooden bench.


Borscht: my husband doesn’t like it (as someone from East Germany, he knows it well, so I can’t just slip it by him).
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Steffi33
17 Aug 2020 09:55
Now for the tomato highlight... Variety: Beefsteak Tomato Pineapple. That means the color should be like this.. It comes from our greenhouse. The soil was fertilized in spring with fresh fish remains. By the way, there are still 3..4 similar specimens on the plant


Large orange tomato with yellow and green tones lying on a digital kitchen scale on a wooden table.

Large orange-red tomato with cracks lying on a digital kitchen scale on a wooden table.
Climbee17 Aug 2020 10:37
My German Gold looks quite similar – inside it has a marbled texture and tastes great!

Enjoy your meal!