Idaho
#EdenCooks - Punjabi Red Lentils and Chapatis - Thu. Sept 8 at 8pm EDT
09/08/2011
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Idaho? Just a guess since I missed most and have to catch up!!
Originally posted by
Antipova
Okay---the third person to tell me whether you would have more luck growing lentils in Idaho or in Georgia will get a $25 EF gift card! (Just answer which state you would rather plant them in.)
Okay---the third person to tell me whether you would have more luck growing lentils in Idaho or in Georgia will get a $25 EF gift card! (Just answer which state you would rather plant them in.)
09/08/2011
Idaho.
09/08/2011
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My mother's dining room, actually---but my tagine
Originally posted by
oldman
Beautiful tangine and nice background--is it your kitchen?
09/08/2011
hahah third person guess I shouldve waited longer.
09/08/2011
This looks amazing
09/08/2011
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Very nice.
Originally posted by
Antipova
My mother's dining room, actually---but my tagine
09/08/2011
Drats I was fourth! I'll have to try again next month.
09/08/2011
Though I would plant them in Texas.
09/08/2011
hmm, only thing I remember about the trivia is that lentils can grow in slightly cooler climate.
09/08/2011
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hahaha duh why did i think warmer. Im so dumb
Originally posted by
cheetahpita
hmm, only thing I remember about the trivia is that lentils can grow in slightly cooler climate.
09/08/2011
texas
09/08/2011
Idaho is it! Congratulations, Old man! We'll be emailing you a gift card!
Because lentils are tolerant of frost, it is fine to grow them in cooler climates. And because they are not very robust against plant weeds, the cooler climate gives them a better chance for success without being choked out. Also, warmer climates are more likely to present fungus issues.
Because lentils are tolerant of frost, it is fine to grow them in cooler climates. And because they are not very robust against plant weeds, the cooler climate gives them a better chance for success without being choked out. Also, warmer climates are more likely to present fungus issues.
09/08/2011
they can grow starting in frost.
09/08/2011
PS
Although it doesn't make any sense, I guessed Idaho because of the potatoes.
So what is the answer and the reason? Is it the climate or the ground?
Although it doesn't make any sense, I guessed Idaho because of the potatoes.
So what is the answer and the reason? Is it the climate or the ground?
09/08/2011
Hmm.. I don't know much about the climates of Idaho or Georgia. I just remember that lentils can be grown in a cool, dry climate.
I guess Idaho?
I guess Idaho?
09/08/2011
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can stay and chat as long as you please
09/08/2011
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WOW!! I didn't even see this before I asked the question you answered. Thank you!!!
Originally posted by
Antipova
Idaho is it! Congratulations, Old man! We'll be emailing you a gift card!
Because lentils are tolerant of frost, it is fine to grow them in cooler climates. And because they are not very robust against plant weeds, the cooler climate ... more
Because lentils are tolerant of frost, it is fine to grow them in cooler climates. And because they are not very robust against plant weeds, the cooler climate ... more
Idaho is it! Congratulations, Old man! We'll be emailing you a gift card!
Because lentils are tolerant of frost, it is fine to grow them in cooler climates. And because they are not very robust against plant weeds, the cooler climate gives them a better chance for success without being choked out. Also, warmer climates are more likely to present fungus issues. less
Because lentils are tolerant of frost, it is fine to grow them in cooler climates. And because they are not very robust against plant weeds, the cooler climate gives them a better chance for success without being choked out. Also, warmer climates are more likely to present fungus issues. less
09/08/2011
Thanks for the great recipe!
09/08/2011
Great meeting, cant wait to try this. Thanks Antipova!
09/08/2011
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They do fare better in cooler climates, because they're hardy against frost but not very hardy against other problems like weeds and fungus.
Originally posted by
oldman
PS
Although it doesn't make any sense, I guessed Idaho because of the potatoes.
So what is the answer and the reason? Is it the climate or the ground?
Although it doesn't make any sense, I guessed Idaho because of the potatoes.
So what is the answer and the reason? Is it the climate or the ground?
09/08/2011
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I had a great time! Thanks for hosting!
Originally posted by
Antipova
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can ... more
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can stay and chat as long as you please
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I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can ... more
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can stay and chat as long as you please
less
09/08/2011
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And thank you for hosting it! It was wonderful to see the food you cooked and get a nice recipe, too!
Originally posted by
Antipova
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can ... more
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can stay and chat as long as you please
less
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can ... more
I hope everyone really enjoyed this meeting---I certainly enjoyed hosting it (and preparing for it was delicious, of course )
Do we have any more questions? I'm surprised to see I got the timing just about right... but everyone can stay and chat as long as you please
less
09/08/2011
PPS
We'll make this over the weekend and report back!!
We'll make this over the weekend and report back!!
09/08/2011
This is such an awesome idea. I'm still so happy about it.
09/08/2011
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My pleasure, everyone! I hope you really enjoy it. I make this weekly at minimum, and it's one of the healthiest foods I know of. (Sometimes switching out chapatis for rice is a good idea just to mix things up, and to cut back on butter... but butter's delicious and should be used sometimes too )
Originally posted by
ellejay
Thanks for the great recipe!
09/08/2011
Thank you so much for hosting, Antipova! I had a great time here!
09/08/2011
Thank you all for coming!
09/08/2011
yay! Thank you for the recipe and for hosting, Antipova!
09/08/2011
I hope everyone's looking forward to next month... and I'll be putting up an Iron Chefs of Eden challenge in the forums soon, and I also hope we can all start thinking about a community cookbook! Details to follow in the forum, unless people have questions now.
09/08/2011