Quirky that’s the only way to describe how Betty decided to grow these tumbling tom tomatoes.With no space left in here greenhouse but a couple of tomato plants left she decided to utilize an old shower tidy!!. The results surprised me,just goes to show how accommodating these tumblers are,and they taste good too
In this film I get my Mum Betty to blind taste selection of tomatoes, she has been eating tomatoes for breakfast for more than 75 years and chooses variety she grows( or has grown for her!) purely and simply on taste. In her words there can be no other criteria and I totally agree
This is my fifth video in my winter greens series. Both Broccoli and Romanesco are much easier to grow than Cauliflower and in the case of Broccoli can be picked over a longer periods as you can pick just the florets that you need. People also forget that you can cook the leaves of both of these varieties, which can be eaten in the same way as cabbage but most people simply discard them, such a waste. Romanesco has the most wonderful architectural curd and fascinatingly the florets follow Fibonacci sequence for those maths geeks out there!
The tricky one!
Never has any other vegetable received so much criticism and disdain for the effects of overcooking!!! I think that everybody should celebrate the great Brussel Sprout