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Radix: March 2013
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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Thursday, 28 March 2013. Apios americana: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Hopniss. Although the weather outside is frightful, sowing seeds is so delightful - especially when they're hopniss seeds. These recently germinated. Due to an administrative error involving germplasm leakage over the floor, they're a mix of two varieties - 'High Point' and 'Deerfield River', which have featured previously. Monday, 18 March 2013. This plant, more correctly known as Triteleia laxa.
Radix: Oca: Six Degrees of Separation
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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Wednesday, 20 August 2014. Oca: Six Degrees of Separation. It occurred to me the other day, as I evicted yet another bunch of volunteer ocas from their chosen homes, that I've been doing this for a few years now. In fact the 2014 seedlings are the sixth generation descendants of the original oca varieties that I started with. For those who love this sort of thing, the six degrees of separation. Proper breeders are supposed to apply some sort of directional selection pr...
Radix: December 2013
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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Tuesday, 31 December 2013. Numb Fumbling 2: Sagittarias Rising. The weather has been slightly cooler of late, so what better time to plunge my hands into the icy cold, muddy waters of the Sagittaria. Buckets to examine the yields. This is considerably less pleasant and more painful than oca harvesting. Perhaps the only thing in its favour is the natural buoyancy of the Sagittaria. This year I grew two varieties of arrowhead, S. latifolia,. And chi gu 慈菇,. As well as so...
Radix: November 2013
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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Thursday, 28 November 2013. Numb Fumbling 1: A Tale of Two Talets. The season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is over. It is now chilly and the soil is saturated from weeks of rain. It's time once again to plunge my hands into the ground and see how the talets are faring. I find gloves to be an encumbrance when sifting through sticky soil or compost for seeds and small tubers; my hands at least must be naked when harvesting talets. I've yet to do any controlled assess...
Radix: Amphicarpaea - Talet Like It Is.
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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Friday, 16 January 2015. Amphicarpaea - Talet Like It Is. Happy New Year. Rather than make pronouncements on the forthcoming reformation of my character and behaviour, my 2015 New Year's resolution is to abandon the concept of New Year's resolutions altogether and just get on with things. In that spirit, I am going to spend a few weeks rodding this blog's pipework in the hope of clearing the indigestible mass of half-finished posts that have been backing up. As I searc...
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Growing Oca: July 2010
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Top Tips for good yields. List of Oca Trials. Tuesday, 20 July 2010. This Oca Relative Tastes Better than Oca! Here's another Oxalis weed which has arrived on the plot. I only took notice of it when I dug it out with a trowel during some detailed weeding. It had a substantial (for the size of the plant) tuber. Having a curious nature, I washed it and tasted a corner. It tasted good, so I munched the whole thing. It tasted sweet, moist, succulent, and had no hint of oxalic acid. Update: My later post.
Things we’d like to grow – Esculent et cetera
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A thing, esp. a vegetable, fit to be eaten; and other things. Things we’d like to grow. Things we’ve grown. Things we’d like to grow. Things we don’t currently have the resources to grow; time, space, money, climate, energy…or have tried and might be worth another go. Things we might like to grow in future. Apple “Winston”. Other apples with strange features. That funny plum from Cornwall whose name escapes me. Boysenberry, and all those other hybrid pals of brambley things. Coffee (fun, attractive house...
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). Newer posts →. December 21, 2015. Jeanne L. D. Osnas. This is our second of our two contributions to Advent Botany 2015. All the essays are great! An early image of candy canes. From Wikipedia. Continue reading →. Jeanne L. D. Osnas. December 20, 2015. This is our first of two contributions to Advent Botany 2015. Jeanne L. D. Osnas. November 22, 2015.
Closing out the International Year of Pulses with Wishes for Whirled Peas (and a tour of edible legume diversity) | The Botanist in the Kitchen
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). Virgin birth and hidden treasures: unwrapping some Christmas figs. Buddha’s hand citrons and a wish for peace on earth in 2017 →. Closing out the International Year of Pulses with Wishes for Whirled Peas (and a tour of edible legume diversity). December 28, 2016. Jeanne L. D. Osnas. Christmas Lima beans (Phaseolus lunatus), soaking before cooking.
anatomy | The Botanist in the Kitchen
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). Botany Lab of the Month, Presidential Inauguration Edition: Saffron. February 10, 2017. Jeanne L. D. Osnas. If you like your spices gold-colored and expensive, find some fresh. The most expensive oversized reproductive organ in the world. A pile of dried saffron stigmas (“threads”). Photo from Wikipedia. Which is a ninth of today’s price of gold.
Buy me some peanuts! | The Botanist in the Kitchen
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). Botany Lab of the Month, Easter edition. Who wants some green bean casserole? Buy me some peanuts! April 22, 2016. As part of our legume series. Baseball is back, and so are peanuts in the shell, pitchers duels, lazy fly balls, and a meandering but analytical frame of mind. Is this batter going to bunt? Is it going to rain? What does the OPS stat.
The Food Plant Tree of Life | The Botanist in the Kitchen
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). The Food Plant Tree of Life. And using phylogenetic trees. Use these two perspectives complementarily. 2 responses to “ The Food Plant Tree of Life. Pingback: Preparing asparagus: the facts about bracts, part 2 The Botanist in the Kitchen. Pingback: Rapunzel The Botanist in the Kitchen. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Hunter Ang...
Recipes and activities | The Botanist in the Kitchen
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). Botany Lab of the Month (January 2016): potatoes. Brimstone (leek and greens) tart. Easter eggs dyed with beets, onion or turmeric. Pinenut basal spice cake with avocado topping. Fried okra with mole sauce. Roasted figs with basil and cheese. Syrup of fresh herbs. Ratatouille (with Solanaceae fruit dissection notes). Paragon sorbet: pear and tarragon.
fruit | The Botanist in the Kitchen
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The Botanist in the Kitchen. Where botany meets the cutting board. About the Botanist in the Kitchen. The Food Plant Tree of Life. Outline View (with links). Buddha’s hand citrons and a wish for peace on earth in 2017. January 5, 2017. Winter is the season for citrus fruit, and January is the month for breaking out of old routines, so stop staring at your navel and learn about one of the weirder citrus varieties. Immature Buddha’s hand on the tree. Continue reading →. December 28, 2016. It’s the dr...
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Root Crop Research and Ruminations. Friday, 16 January 2015. Amphicarpaea - Talet Like It Is. Happy New Year. Rather than make pronouncements on the forthcoming reformation of my character and behaviour, my 2015 New Year's resolution is to abandon the concept of New Year's resolutions altogether and just get on with things. In that spirit, I am going to spend a few weeks rodding this blog's pipework in the hope of clearing the indigestible mass of half-finished posts that have been backing up. As I searc...
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