View allAll Photos Tagged vegetable
This is based on the tuna salad a co-worker made shortly after I started working at my current job. So delicious.
i miss this type of door to door mobile seller opportunity in islamabad, this is in khayaban-e-sir syed, on the other side of the road from islamabad!
different cities different cultures!
I keep mentioning my food baskets but I can't recall if I've ever shown y'all one. So here one is. Great mix of stuff as per usual...
I don't know the name of the unusual veggie with the rough texture (much less how to prepare them for dinner), but behind them is broccoli with someone's arm going across.
our neighbor grows some huge tomato , this is one given to us comparing
to the regular size ones next to it.
These are the best lady peas I've seen in quite a while. They're not as good as the wonderful tiny lady peas of the '50s, but they're better than the ones I usually see these days.
The first part of the Thai Farm Cooking School course is a visit to a local market - the Ruamchook market.
Steamed dumplings stuffed with vegetable and peanuts, as served at Wondee Siam, 792 9th Ave, New York, NY 10019.
School experiments showing the effect of diluted urine on the growth of vegetables and maize. Photo Credits: PRM
Titsey Place and Gardens TITSEY PLACE & GARDENS
HomeAttractionsGroup ToursDetails/Prices
HistoryDirectionsTitsey HerdContact Us
History
Titsey's historical significance stretches back to Roman times, and the historical eastern boundary of the estate follows the London to Lewes Way Roman road. The Romans left their mark at Titsey and there are two Roman sites, including the ruin of a villa (scheduled monument) in Titsey Park.
Titsey was also mentioned in the 1086 Doomsday Book (as Ticesei), however it was in the Tudor period that its significance as a historic estate really began.
The manor of Titsey was acquired in 1534 by John Gresham, one-time Lord Mayor of London and a member of the most prominent merchant dynasty in Tudor England. His elder brother Richard also became Lord Mayor of London. Born at Holt in Norfolk, like Dick Whittington, the Greshams moved to London in their early teens to seek their fortunes. They were very successful. John Gresham became a member of the Mercers' Company, one of the twelve Great Livery Companies, at an early age in 1517. He was prominent in the trade with the Middle East (spices and silks) and the Baltic (timber and skins). He founded the Russia Company, to trade with that far-off and then little-known country, an initiative which was to lead later in the century to the signing of a commercial treaty between Elizabeth I and Ivan the Terrible. He was Sheriff of London and was knighted in 1537 and became Lord Mayor in 1547.