We pick turnips and turnip greens and cook them up for lunch!
VIDEO: Harvesting Turnips and Turnip Greens and Cooking them for Lunch
We pick turnips and turnip greens and cook them up for lunch!
We pick turnips and turnip greens and cook them up for lunch!
Love turnips and greens. Little bit of pepper sauce over them with a slab of fresh hot buttered cornbread. Unfortunately I am the only one at home that will eat them so I don't get them very often anymore.
I love raw turnip but have to admit I never tried the greens. Something I will do with next year's crop!!
Awesome turnip harvest! Merry Christmas to you & your family… 🙂
Well done Yummy winter Greens
Enjoyed the video. This year was the first time I had grown Turnips and tasting them. I am am now a fan. Not tried turnip greens though. Cheers Mike B
Is there a difference in taste based on the color of these turnips? It looks cold 🙁 Duck mmm looks like quite a lunch there 🙂
great garden you guys got there.awesome dinner love turnip a d turnip greens.my mother used to salt the turnip greens to save them over the winter.take care
hi i never thought of rafting turnip greens think i will try this
thanks for sharing. i have sub you
great video curious to know what state your in.
I love collards! Great video!
Generally, the roots are at the bottom of the leaves.
awsome video
This lady sounds so sweet.
Nice video!, I just started growing turnip last month and the greens are already too big and are ready to harvest!. one thing that I noticed in your video that some of your turnip greens have small holes in them, is this normal, my turnip greens also has them for some reason, can I still eat those greens or are they not good anymore?, also do you think the pests are the ones who made these small holes in the first place?
My mom always cooked her turnips and roots together.
thanks for your video. i've just started getting right into my vegetable garden and turnips was one thing I've planted, but I wasn't sure when to harvest them and how to cook them. now i do 🙂
well, this is my first garden. sowed turnips and greens seeds not knowing they are a cold weather crop! the 3 small turnips knew, but the big bushy greens never got the memo!!! i wanted space to sow something else today, so pulled them all up for the compost pile. WOW there are enough for a good "mess" as granny called them, so i'm happily surprised! i am here to see how to cook them. thank you very much!!!
Most of your video wasn’t about cooking turnips and turnip greens. Should be titled ,a little time with me.
What did you do with the greens after boiling them?
Video was nice. Just a tidy bit of advice, fast forward the picking part. We don't need to see every moment.