[sunshineband]

That parsley does look good 

I had a decent haul --beetroot, kale, leeks, parsnips and some sage all for dinner tomorrow, and some smallish oca for in the week

[Yana]

Half a dozen good size leeks for a leek and potato soup tomorrow

[Lottiman]

Just collected some parsnips today and three inches of mud on the bottom of my boots 

[Yana]

a few more leeks .........

[carlrmj]

   6 Parsnips ,kale , Spinach beet and some Swiss Chard

[mumofstig]

A couple of leeks went in my tea 

[Thephoenix572]

Five leeks that went into some homemade mushroom soup

[marcofez]

My sister wanted to try out and taste my oriental leaves in a salad, so I harvested some for her family! Waiting to hear back sometime if she liked them. Also picked up some winter squash that I leave in my polytunnel to make some soup later.

[lettice]

Picked a bunch of parsley that is growing nicely in the greenhouse.
Picked sprouts, spinach and some baby carrots.
Picked a bucket of leeks, smaller ones to make a nice batch of soup.
Did a bit of digging and dug up a nice load of roosters that I must have missed last autumn.

[Mrs Bee]

8 celeriac
8 swede
2 carriers of parsnips
1/2 a carrier of leek.

[mumofstig]

A couple of swede and some Sutherland kale from the plot, a few leeks from the garden 

[BacktoBasics]

about a kilo of jerusalem artichokes. need to try to do something with them that actually makes them taste nice! 

[snowdrops]

about a kilo of jerusalem artichokes. need to try to do something with them that actually makes them taste nice!  

Soup or roasted is how I've tried & liked them. Not keen on the after effects though, not very ladylike & conducive to visiting peoples houses.

[AnneB]

Half a dozen huge parsnips.  Some smallish leeks.  A couple of small Savoy cabbage.   A few sprout tops, no sprouts ever having appeared!  The rotten pigeons ate the Cavolo Nero though.  My fingers nerly got frostbite though, it was snowing.

[Mrs Bee]

about a kilo of jerusalem artichokes. need to try to do something with them that actually makes them taste nice!  

Soup or roasted is how I've tried & liked them. Not keen on the after effects though, not very ladylike & conducive to visiting peoples houses.
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Will get you a double seat to yourself on the bus or train tho.