What is it?

[Yorky]

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[LissaC]

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Good grief, that looks like a pic of something's biopsy

 

[Yorky]

Good grief, that looks like a pic of something's biopsy

It's definitely not mine.

 

[The Velvet Curtain]

Pink dragon fruit

 

[Yorky]

Pink dragon fruit

Yes it is.

 

[Morning Glory]

New one:

 

[LissaC]

Looks like a sprig of thyme on top of something

 

[garlichead]

New one:

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Interesting. That looks like a thyme sprig and it appears to be simmered. A vegetable I'm presuming, green, long so maybe a stem from swiss chard or similar, not sure. Maybe romaine hearts, lol

 

[Morning Glory]

Interesting. That looks like a thyme sprig and it appears to be simmered. A vegetable I'm presuming, green, long so maybe a stem from swiss chard or similar, not sure. Maybe romaine hearts, lol

Yeah that's a thyme sprig. Its the vegetable I'm looking for.

Its not Swiss chard, not romaine hearts,.

 

[The Velvet Curtain]

Yes it is.

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I had it last time I was in Thailand, it certainly makes itself seen at the breakfast buffet.

 

[The Velvet Curtain]

Braised leek

 

[Windigo]

New one:

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Chicory or witlof or Brussels lof, I am not sure however if that's the right name. I mean this stuff:
Chicory (Witloof) Zoom F1 Seeds

I'm always confused about which name to use for English speakers. For me it's 'witlof'.

 

[Morning Glory]

Braised leek

No

Chicory or witlof or Brussels lof, I am not sure however if that's the right name. I mean this stuff:

Absolutely correct. Also known as endive. This is the whole dish: Poussin with Oranges, Chicory & Green Olives

 

[Windigo]

No


Absolutely correct. Also known as endive. This is the whole dish: Poussin with Oranges, Chicory & Green Olives

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That dish looks stunning!

 

[Windigo]

Go ahead