What's your favourite Vegetables???...

• saline

  28 Feb 06, 17:47

  i love my veg with curry!!!
  shiok man!! can wack with lots of rice... heehee...
  
• NeverSayGoodBye

  1 Mar 06, 11:19

  Originally posted by saline:

  i love my veg with curry!!!
  shiok man!! can wack with lots of rice... heehee...
  

  ..... Yeahh Lontong!!!
• NeverSayGoodBye

  1 Mar 06, 11:23

  [quote]Originally posted by geodome:
  dou miao
  carrot
  aspharagus
  kai lan
  tan-oh (the one u always eat with steamboat)
  water cress
  chinese cabbage
  cai xin
  straw mushroom
  shi-take mushroom
  [b]rocquette leaves
  capsicum
  
  ..... What's rocquette leaves??
• saline

  2 Mar 06, 06:34

  [..... What's rocquette leaves?? [/b][/quote]
  these are roquette leaves.
  
  
  
• Wanda

  2 Mar 06, 09:05

  Originally posted by saline:

  [..... What's rocquette leaves??

  this are roquette leaves.
  
  
  

  Oh good, got pic.
  
  Is it the same as 'rocket' vege? I have seen this 'rocket' in receipes but dunno what is it.
• Aveme

  2 Mar 06, 09:08

  Originally posted by NeverSayGoodBye:

  ..... must be a sandswich eater

  lol yeah.
  
  the only vege that has does not have a strong bitter taste and also taste really refreshing due to high water content.The only vege i will eat raw on its own.
• TehJarVu

  2 Mar 06, 09:53

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Oh good, got pic.
  
  Is it the same as 'rocket' vege? I have seen this 'rocket' in receipes but dunno what is it.

  yes the supermarkets here call them 'rocket'
  
  it has a slightly bitter taste
  
  jamie oliver likes to use them in his salad recipes
  
  i dunno they can be spelt as rocquette? i think it's wrong?
  
  
• saline

  2 Mar 06, 10:40

  well.. "rocket" is it's common english name. while "roquette" is it's french name
• NeverSayGoodBye

  2 Mar 06, 11:47

  Originally posted by saline:

  well.. "rocket" is it's common english name. while "roquette" is it's french name

  ..... What's the best way of eating it? Only French restaurant serving this kind of vegetables??
• NeverSayGoodBye

  2 Mar 06, 11:49

  Originally posted by saline:

  [..... What's rocquette leaves??

  these are roquette leaves.
  
  
  [/b][/quote]
  
  ..... Look a bit like chinese pasley
• NeverSayGoodBye

  2 Mar 06, 11:51

  Originally posted by Aveme:

  lol yeah.
  
  the only vege that has does not have a strong bitter taste and also taste really refreshing due to high water content.The only vege i will eat raw on its own.

  ..... And juicy too, it gives you a crunchy feeling in your sandwich. Alfalfal goes well in the sandwich too besides cucumber and tomatoe
• geodome

  2 Mar 06, 12:46

  rocqette is fantastic with meat.
  
  it complements highly seasoned meat especially well, such as bacon, cured ham, chorizo, spanish sussage, etc.
  
  i love my rocquette leaves in a bacon bagel with lots of tomato and capsicum.
  
  
• mhcampboy

  2 Mar 06, 12:51

  errmm....is sea cucumber counted??... hahah BRINJAL!!
• Wanda

  2 Mar 06, 14:36

  Originally posted by geodome:
  rocqette is fantastic with meat.
  
  it complements highly seasoned meat especially well, such as bacon, cured ham, chorizo, spanish sussage, etc.
  
  i love my rocquette leaves in a bacon bagel with lots of tomato and capsicum.

  Oh, you're not in Sg. Now that you've mentioned it, finding good chorizo sausages here is not easy....and the supply is inconsistent.
• NeverSayGoodBye

  3 Mar 06, 20:42

  Originally posted by mhcampboy:

  errmm....is sea cucumber counted??... hahah BRINJAL!!

  ..... Sea cucumber is know as "Sea vegetables"
• martin_lim85

  3 Mar 06, 20:43

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  

  same