In beautiful southern Arizona where I live, it is time to plant our gardens for the next growing season. I've checked my carrots over the last month or so and found them to be rather gnarled. Earlier this week I opted to pull the rest of them to prepare the space for new plants and this is what I got: a nice bunch of stubby, gnarly carrots.
What do you do with a bunch of stubby, gnarly carrots? I cleaned them and enjoyed them as a snack over a couple of days. They were very sweet and crunchy. . .perfect other than the shape. They would have been beautiful roasted with the greens left on and served with dinner.
I think twisted carrots are so cute :) even though they aren't perfect! Usually they twist because the seeds are planted too close together or are escaping obstacles (clever little things will grow around rocks!) - but I always get it wrong...the seeds are so tiny, I don't actually believe when I am planing them that I should space them as far as I need to, ha. But hey, they all go to the same place - my belly!
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