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I think it's ginger.

I've never grown parsnips before. In fact, I've never even eaten a parsnip before, but while seed shopping (something I do any time I stumble upon a seed rack) I decided to give them a try. The fun is as much in the growing as in the harvesting and eating.

Many thanks to Rainbow Grocery in San Francisco.

Turnips, parsnips, carrots, celery, thyme, salt, pepper, and an obscene amount of butter.

Potatoes on a potato farm

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Some of the vegetables from the local CSA.

Wagyu beef cheeks, celery root puree, butternut squash: amazing flavor!

 

Wagyu refers to several breeds of cattle genetically predisposed to intense marbling and producing a higher percentage of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids than typical beef. The meat is known worldwide for its naturally enhanced flavor, tenderness and juiciness, which makes for a high market value (i think this small dish cost $37). several areas in Japan are famous for the quality of their Wagyu cattle and ship beef bearing their areas' names. some examples: Kobe, Mishima and Ohmi beef.

  

VeganYumYum inspired rutabaga soup! Mmm, tastes like fall in a bowl.

Tractor on a potato farm

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Taken in the Sunday Market, Kuching, Borneo, Malaysia

A whole chicken mounted on a Beer Can grilling pan. Peeled whole carrots in the bottom of the pan. Beer bottle and knife also shown.

recipe from All Recipes. Even my brother who hates beets ended up loving it.

Common name: Beet

   

Photographed at the Alemany Farmer's Market, San Francisco

Today my wife and I participated in a sale that the Sheriff's department and a local church put together. They had 20 pound boxes of sweet potatoes available for purchase from Nash Produce and 40 pound boxes of chicken for sale from Mountaire Farms. The event was a drive through event at the Ag Center in town. We bought a box of chicken and a box of sweet potatoes. Pictured are some of the sweet potatoes we purchased.

Home made parsnips and carrot fritters with a soy yogurt cilantro sauce.

 

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red radishes run through a food processor, folded into unsalted butter

Potatoes on a potato farm

Photo © Edwin Remsberg, Hi Res image available at www.remsberg.com

 

Potatoes on a potato farm

Photo © Edwin Remsberg, Hi Res image available at www.remsberg.com

 

This colorful batik also had discharge dyeing to achieve this variety of color.

Night time growth is represented here.

Six organic parsnips (Pastinaca sativa) on pewter platter. Brownish background. Light effect.

Common name: Onion

 

Photographed at the Civic Center Farmer's Market

December 6th, 2009.

 

The last two weeks:

+ The Dissociatives on constant repeat.

+ getting a good raise in January.

+ extra babysitting hours.

+ stocked up on PBR & Diet Coke.

+ finding out my insurance is somehow still active.

+ BitTorrent (Big Love seasons 1&2 + Gilmore Girls.)

- emergency room visits.

- acute bronchitis.

- shitty enemies.

- shittier friends.

- having to call the tow company on strangers at 12am.

- being 24 but looking 14.

 

Potatoes on a potato farm

Photo © Edwin Remsberg, Hi Res image available at www.remsberg.com

 

Mince garlic, put it in olive oil with salt and pepper. Preboil beetroots while peeling and chopping the other root vegetables. Peel and chop the boiled beetroots. Mix everything including the garlic oil, let it rest an hour, cook in the oven until wanted softness.

Black bean salad with fennel; roasted root vegetables; steak.

 

So excited to see what they will come up with in the spring/summer.

Carrots from autumn harvest

Baking dish with fall vegetables before being roasted in an oven.

 

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Common name: Jicama

 

This is the only edible part of this species. All other parts are poisonous. The seeds in particular contain rotenone, a widely used chemical to kill fish and insects.

Common name: Lotus root

 

Photographed along Irving Street in the Sunset, San Francisco

with potato purée, braised chanterelles, root vegetables, and liver toast.

the roast veggies mix for thanksgiving dinner - washing in the sink

Oscar y su abuelito cosechando aracacha del jardin. Su abuelita la usó para hacer pasteles de yuca y aracacha y nosotros la cocimos y la comimos en guiso.

 

Oscar and his grandfather harvesting aracacha from the garden. His grandmother used it to make stuffed yuca and aracacha fritters and we boiled it in tomatoe/onion/cilantro sauce.

dance of the turnip, rutabaga and two beets. Aren't they beautiful? I cut them up like home fries and roast them with a touch of olive oil.

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Veggie goodness in the winter from the NC State Farmer's Market, Raleigh, NC.

Freshly dug organic new potatoes in the veg patch.

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