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Did you know that radish seed pods are edible? All spice and crunch, you can eat them raw, or add to a salad or stir fry. #gardencookbook #radishseedpods #growyourown

Did you know that cauliflower leaves are edible? The outer leaves are delicious and you can cook them just like other greens such as cabbage. Why not roast them or include them in a stir fry! #gardencookbook #cauliflowerleaves #growyourown

Sweet potato leaves can be used in the same way as spinach & make for tasty & nutritious picking! Briefly boil the foliage in water to remove toughness & any bitter taste. They are packed with goodness, containing high levels of vitamin A, C & antioxidants! #gardencookbook

As well as lifting the roots, cut away the leaves of turnips and use them in your cooking. These are called turnip tops and can be cooked and eaten like spring greens or spinach. They are a great source of Vitamin A, and the tops have a sharp, spicy flavour. #gardencookbook

Are you growing raspberries in your garden? Use their leaves for tea! The leaves of raspberry canes can be picked & strained. Doing so makes a refreshing & calming cup of tea & is an incredibly inventive way to create even more harvests. #raspberryleaves #gardencookbook

Harvest blueberries now - look for the plumpest, softest berries, with the darkest blue-black colour. Make healthy blueberry muffins, add them to a smoothie or morning porridge. Home-grown garden produce is wonderful, eating it is even better #gardencookbook #ilovegardening

Now is the time to pick cherries. There are so many delicious foods that can be made with cherries, why not try your hand at: • Cherry jam • Bakewell tarts • Chocolate and cherry cake • Cherry pie • Cherry scones #cherries #cooking #gardencookbook

Onions should be reaching harvestable size now so why not make onion soup! 1) Fry sliced onions until soft & add sugar to caramelise 2) Add garlic cloves & 2bsp plain flour 3) Increase the heat & keep stirring as you add white wine & beef stock. Cover & simmer. #gardencookbook

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@allotmenttweets @RobsAllotment @darrenlakin2 @dickiestraker1 @Nico2lette bedtime reading ahead of tomorrow’s East Sheen Allotment open day. #allotment #GardenCookbook #GrowYourOwn

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Plum season has been replaced by pear season here, thank heavens for #sarahraven and her #gardencookbook. most loved cookbook in these parts

Sweet potato leaves can be used in the same way as spinach & make for tasty & nutritious picking! Briefly boil the foliage in water to remove toughness & any bitter taste. They are packed with goodness, containing high levels of vitamin A, C & antioxidants! #gardencookbook

@allotmenttweets @RobsAllotment @darrenlakin2 @dickiestraker1 @Nico2lette bedtime reading ahead of tomorrow’s East Sheen Allotment open day. #allotment #GardenCookbook #GrowYourOwn

Are you growing raspberries in your garden? Use their leaves for tea! The leaves of raspberry canes can be picked & strained. Doing so makes a refreshing & calming cup of tea & is an incredibly inventive way to create even more harvests. #raspberryleaves #gardencookbook

Harvest blueberries now - look for the plumpest, softest berries, with the darkest blue-black colour. Make healthy blueberry muffins, add them to a smoothie or morning porridge. Home-grown garden produce is wonderful, eating it is even better #gardencookbook #ilovegardening

As well as lifting the roots, cut away the leaves of turnips and use them in your cooking. These are called turnip tops and can be cooked and eaten like spring greens or spinach. They are a great source of Vitamin A, and the tops have a sharp, spicy flavour. #gardencookbook

Onions should be reaching harvestable size now so why not make onion soup! 1) Fry sliced onions until soft & add sugar to caramelise 2) Add garlic cloves & 2bsp plain flour 3) Increase the heat & keep stirring as you add white wine & beef stock. Cover & simmer. #gardencookbook

Did you know that radish seed pods are edible? All spice and crunch, you can eat them raw, or add to a salad or stir fry. #gardencookbook #radishseedpods #growyourown

Did you know that cauliflower leaves are edible? The outer leaves are delicious and you can cook them just like other greens such as cabbage. Why not roast them or include them in a stir fry! #gardencookbook #cauliflowerleaves #growyourown

Now is the time to pick cherries. There are so many delicious foods that can be made with cherries, why not try your hand at: • Cherry jam • Bakewell tarts • Chocolate and cherry cake • Cherry pie • Cherry scones #cherries #cooking #gardencookbook