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But man was gone and it was the day of the swede.
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Yes, man was gone, and it was the day of the swede.
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This is the rutabaga, or swede, the turnip-cabbage of our northern districts.
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Basic cooking Unlike most vegetables the colour of swede deepens with cooking.
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The swede nodded to his companions: the years of freedom had come.
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I ain't had a good turnip since a year ago this spring.
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The flat white summer turnip when sliced will cook in thirty minutes.
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Without a word I grasped the turkey platter and the turnip tureen.
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I was only a recent convert to the turnip, I must admit.
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A turnip should then be cut up and fried in some butter.
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The only odds is, that we ken that we dinna ken, and the neep-seed kens nothing at all aboot it.
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Just after the sun sets and the bushes bloom with bugs, you will see bats flitter, silhouetted as they neep.
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We ken no more, Maister Sutherlan', what we're growin' till, than that neep-seed there kens what a neep is, though a neep it will be.
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Think of our back garden, with our own 'neeps' and vegetable marrows growing in it!
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We could do without the neeps.
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The roots, which are about the size of a white turnip, and not the stalks are eaten.
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Melt the butter in a large saucepan and sweat the onion, white turnip, apple and potato for approximately 10 minutes.
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Announced, of course, by the triumphant asparagus, this is also the time when fresh bulbs of white turnip and sweet baby leeks appear.
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Any good recipe for white turnips is equally good for rutabagas.
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For late crop of white turnips, the same varieties chosen for spring sowing are also desirable.
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The flat white summer turnip when sliced will cook in thirty minutes.
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Carrots, summer turnips, pink and white Japanese turnips, which she tries to start every ten days.
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The slushy job suddenly got even slushier but they managed to spread it onto a paddock growing summer turnips.