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A video about bastard cabbage aka wild turnup. It's tasty!

 
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I just learned about Bastard cabbage, also called wild turnip.

It is in the broccoli, brussel sprout and cabbage family.

It was tastie cooked up with some bacon.
 
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That's a common weed in this area, it even pops up in my garden, where I've let it grow thinking the pollinators would love it. I hadn't realized I could be eating it myself. I'll look for it this year. Thank you.
 
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Casie Becker wrote:That's a common weed in this area, it even pops up in my garden, where I've let it grow thinking the pollinators would love it. I hadn't realized I could be eating it myself. I'll look for it this year. Thank you.




ya I was really happy to learn about this plant. We have to be very careful not to misidentify wild plants.
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