Guest guest Posted June 23, 2006 Report Share Posted June 23, 2006 The bean field behind the house is actually soy beans. After all that you wrote about soy beans, I may just stroll out there and try one raw. ;-) Judy Cozza <judycozza wrote: Leah - your picture on your blog was fabulous! WOW! How relaxing is that!! Neat. No I don't grow okra. I would LOVE some of your snow peas, lettuce and spinach though! WOW - we couldn't grow that here now if you wanted to. It was 110 yesterday - but my soybeans are thriving! Judy in Phx On 6/23/06, Leah Morrison <l_morrison2002 wrote: > > Its funny how different the summer crops are depending on where you > live. When I lived in Texas we planted pansies in the fall and enjoyed them > all winter. In Iowa pansies are a summer flower. The first winter I went to > Home Depot a was really upset that they didn't have any, then all of a > sudden they were every where when spring finally arrived!! I *know* that > different areas have different growing seasons, but for years pansies were a > sign of fall and its hard to get that many years of programing out! > > Do you grow okra? I haven't had any luck with it in Iowa because the > growing season is so darn short. But you should see my snow peas, lettuce > and spinach right now!! > > Leah > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Share Posted July 1, 2006 Leah wrote: > The bean field behind the house is actually soy beans. After all that > you wrote about soy beans, I may just stroll out there and try one > raw. Japanese people eat edamame - that is " raw soybeans that you steam " . We know we can sprout them. Maybe you can eat them raw. If they were my soybeans, I would certainly try a handful, and then not eat anything else for four or five hours, and see what happened (if they don't work well, that would be enough time for you to find out what they are going to do-- I would not eat a new food like that before or at work -- I ate something I don't usually eat in the morning this morning, and it had me very busy all day. Funny- if I eat it at night, there is no problem!) Margaret Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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