[mumofstig]

I don't like it much! so there 
Each to their own 

[Growster...]

Excellent with lentils and carrots in the pot, too.

Right Gobs! (Is that really your name...?)

You're on the list for next year!

[Ice]

Saute some shallots, smoked bacon and garlic in olive oil.  Add shredded cavolo nero.  You don't know what you are missing. :blink:

[gobs]

Excellent with lentils and carrots in the pot, too.

Right Gobs! (Is that really your name...?)

You're on the list for next year!

Phew! Not too funny. But almost. Gabi.

What's your point, if any?

[Growster...]

Apols Gabi, just liked what you said!

Always after a recipe with lentils, we bought a huge bag some time ago and they're still hanging around!

Grovelster...;0)

[gobs]

Apols Gabi, just liked what you said!

Always after a recipe with lentils, we bought a huge bag some time ago and they're still hanging around!

Grovelster...;0)

OK then, I wasn't certain how to take it, what you meant. As further up I'm also trying to grow some lentils this year, hopefully.

I shall report if it happens.

[m1ckz]

id say    just grow what you want to eat    si.mples

[BabbyAnn]

When I first got my plot, I often wondered how to fit round the crop rotation idea too ... I was a bit of a fussy eater and didn't like cabbage, caulis, sprouts, and I wasn't too fussed about broccoli, radish, turnips or swede, and never tasted kale.  As long as you dig in stuff to improve soil fertility, it didn't really matter.

However, over time I would grew just a few to see if I could, and then realised what I had been missing out on (but I still don't like cauliflower or kale) although the small amount I grow probably doesn't cover a true crop rotation.  However, I have been growing a mustard green manure especially prior to planting potatoes so put that in my crop rotation plan