I ❤︎ root vegetable
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I ❤︎ root vegetable
11/11/25 - I’m still around.
I also quit my full time job as of yesterday so I’ll be doing more gardening blogs, tips, etc! I’ve missed this so so much!
Got some collards and kale and a random bay leaf tree this weekend at the farmers market.
I can’t wait to start planning my garden for the 2026 season 🤓👩🏻🌾
Drawtober Day 20 is Root Veggies! A Far Fetech’d Duo!
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About the food thing. Since Piltover/Zaun are also about trading, import and export. Did you know there's a common fruit in Ionia called "sun apple" that when eaten can warm you up and even give you a tan? Could make some useful dishes with that when it's cold.
OOOOOOO. That'd be so fun for different dishes.
Could see a few different things off the top of my head.
Sun Pie: Similar to apple pie, but the sugars cause a chemical reaction that creates more of a blushing affect than a tan. Still keeps you nice and warm, and often served with either ice cream or brie cheese.
Sun Pork: A pork chop seasoned with Zaunite spices and rosemary, with Sun Applesauce on top. Served mainly in the winter.
Sunshine Lollipops: These have such little actual Sun Apples in them, that it will barely get you warm, but they taste sweet and many Piltover and Zaun children love them. Often have cute little designs itched into them.
Tan Soup: A Sun Apple soup, that will result in you having a tan. Blended with carrots and butternut squash, it's a dish commonly seen during the fall as the cold starts to settle in.
Winter is here, and that means trading in #FloralFriday for . . . #RootVegetableFriday? Doesn’t quite have the same ring to it, though they probably said the same about Burpee’s “Improved Blood Beet”, and look how that turned out. Everyone loves those now.
These hardy winter veggies were found in the 1924 issue of Burpee’s Farm Annual (also known as Burpee’s Annual, Burpee’s Annual Garden Book, Burpee’s Seeds, and Burpee Gardens), published by W. Atlee Burpee & Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This catalog is part of Hagley Library’s Trade Catalog collection, along with issues of the same from 1897, 1883-1884, 1886-1889, 1891-1902, 1904-1916, 1917-1961, and 1963 through the 1970s.
🥣Soup's On!🥣
I was feeling it in the local small town store and stocked up on fresh turnips, carrots, potatoes, kale, onions, and garlic...then chucked it all in a pot with some smoked hog jowl 🤤
Toss in some herbs and spices and BAM
Wild's Seasonal Sick Slaying Soup.
Root veggies, eggplant blossoms and heirloom corn. 🤗