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Omg I love Miah lol
I'm not trying that lol
I'd try it but I'll try anything once lol
I'm Cajun, so that kinda explains it.
I absolutely loved that Ben tried it.
In India we sat on the temple floor and ate our food off banana leaves, they make very good plates too. And they also work as sandwich wrapping, and steaming things in banana leaves gies a very good flavour too. #thenutritionhealer
Your snake beans: Are actually called snake gourd. You can have it in stir fry while it is still green. Red /orange ones are used for seed keeping
Lol
Hey, is that goat okay…? Looks like they're head-pressing. 🙁
Love watching everyone’s reactions to the snake beans! Too funny!
Random question… could you plant veining winter squash with runner beans to share a trellis arch? I just think the foliage and flowers of them together would look beautiful!
Hahaha! Love it!
At the sweet stage, were the seeds mature to collect then?
Have you tried drying the whole pod? If not for eating, could be fun dried decor! Especially if they can keep any color or nice shape!
Snake beans wow
The snake beans look more like a squash. A winter squash or melons like pumpkin, acorn, butternut with the stringy stuff. They just don't have the thick skin amd meatiness of those things.
How is the flavor + texture of the snake bean when green? I think that's when most are eating it–as a green bean kind of veggie.
So weird to not see the cottage garden!
Hey Jesse, Snake beans are clearly related to Bitter Melon. Bitter Melon seeds taste like cherry candy. Just the slime coating around the seeds. Try some of the Snake Beans in curry when they are 10-12 inches long.
I am surprised that you don't grow parsnips in your root vegetables. Turga is my go to variety as the seeds remain viable for 2 years, all other varieties are only viable for 1 year.
LOL Miah “brain eating”
I read somewhere that the overly ripe snake beans are cooked down into a paste and used as a replacement for tomato paste. Bought some snake bean seeds this year and am planning to grow some
Make tamales in banana leaves
Mine didn’t germinate, sadly. I hear they are stinky though.
It kinda look like pizza on the inside
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experiences with gardening! You have helped change my life so much. I lost my dog last June and dived headfirst into building a garden, it was the best therapy I so desperately needed. You've "held my hand" the entire time and I'm so grateful.
Woah, is that greenhouse a TARDIS? It looks four times bigger on the inside, lol
The snake bean looked like pumpkins guts to me.
I've heard they use that sweet stuff around the seeds of the ripe snake beans as a substitute for tomato paste.
Snake beans? Hmm I might have to try them.