Great! "Turkey boy" was scary tho.
Yes, agree, but still glad to know about him and his purview.
CalamityJane wrote:No turkey in sight at our house, we're having goose, stuffed with
apples, red currants, red cabbage and whatever else I can think of.
Christmas is comng
The goose is getting fat
Please to put a penny
In an old man's hat
I've had duck, but not goose. Similar?
Yes, very similar in taste, and bigger. It was excellent.
Linkat wrote:Purple sweet potatoes never heard of them - interesting, please describe.
I didn't know they were from Okinawa originally until I looked them up online.
http://www.theproducehunter.com/productdisplay.asp?ID=2089 They taste delicious! We cooked them in a pressure cooker and them slathered them w/butter. Onolicious! The beach was fantastic btw, but big waves for where we were...
As it happens, I bought what I thought were small yams the other day at the international food market... and they turned out to be purple inside. I cut them up a bit and roasted them along with onion and red potatoes - part of my just-about-weekly roasting vegetables routine. Then I use them as side dishes, or put them in soup.
princesspupule wrote:Linkat wrote:Purple sweet potatoes never heard of them - interesting, please describe.
I didn't know they were from Okinawa originally until I looked them up online.
http://www.theproducehunter.com/productdisplay.asp?ID=2089 They taste delicious! We cooked them in a pressure cooker and them slathered them w/butter. Onolicious! The beach was fantastic btw, but big waves for where we were...
Sounds yummy if I see them at any time - I'll have to give them a try.
