The Forgotten Skills of Self-Sufficiency Used by the Mormon Pioneers by Warnock Caleb

The Forgotten Skills of Self-Sufficiency Used by the Mormon Pioneers by Warnock Caleb

Author:Warnock, Caleb [Warnock, Caleb]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Publisher: Cedar Fort, Inc
Published: 2011-08-08T23:00:00+00:00


Rampicante Italian Vining Zucchini is among my favorite of all vegetables, and is almost unheard of in America—which is a shame. This beautiful zucchini tastes sweeter than any other zucchini, but best of all, the fruit becomes a winter squash with a butternut taste when left to mature in the garden. And all the seeds are contained in a single bulb at the bottom of the fruit.

If left to mature on the vine, rampicante stores excellently through winter, developing a butternut taste and texture. In storage and even late in the garden, rampicante slowly fades to a pale butter color. We use this winter squash in the crock pot with a roast, raw in salad, in many soups, with oven-roasted vegetables, or sautéed.

Like rampicante, certain other normally perishable vegetables are available in varieties traditionally kept in the cellar, some through Christmas and beyond. Seed Savers Exchange members offer the following:

WINTER-TYPE RADISHES

Agata

Arbuznaya

Black Soviet

Black Spanish Round

Black Winter Round

Blauer Herbst Und Winter

China Rose

Chinese Green Meat

Cylindra

Daikon Gostinets

Daikon Sasha

Dziunaya

Madras Podding

Slobolt

Weiner Runder Kohlschwarzer

LONG-KEEPER BEETS

Bordo 237

Deacon Dan's

Detroit Dark Red

Dvukhsemyannaya Tsha (yes, that's the actual name)

Early Blood Turnip Rooted (yes, it's actually a beet)

Feuer Kugel

Forono

Lutz Green Leaf

Lutz Winter Keeper

Sweetheart

LONG-KEEPER WATERMELONS

Blacktail Mountain (keeps six weeks)

Citron Red Seeded (very long keeper, for preserves, not edible raw)

Crimson Sweet

Kholodok (stores 3–5 months)

Nambe Yellow

LONG-KEEPER MELONS

Casaba Golden Beauty

Collective Farm Woman

Golden Honeymoon

Lada

Zoloistaja

Altaiskaya

Banana

Schoon's Hardshell

Vert Grimpant

Notes

1. Baker Creek Heirloom seeds, “Stowell's Evergreen Sweet Corn.”

2. Ibid., “Rev. Morrow's Long Keeper.”



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