Yellow cukes ?
just wondering, my wife came in tonight from the garden tonight with some
yellow cukes . She asked if these were a special breed or over ripe ? is there yellow cucumbers ? Thanks, Raz |
Yellow cukes ?
" Hilltop Cycle ATV" wrote in message ... just wondering, my wife came in tonight from the garden tonight with some yellow cukes . She asked if these were a special breed or over ripe ? is there yellow cucumbers ? Thanks, Raz Does she know the difference between a cucumber and a squash ? |
Yellow cukes ?
" Hilltop Cycle ATV" wrote in message ... just wondering, my wife came in tonight from the garden tonight with some yellow cukes . She asked if these were a special breed or over ripe ? is there yellow cucumbers ? Thanks, Raz There is a "Lemon Cucumber", but it is round in shape, unlike a regular cuc. |
Yellow cukes ?
"Srgnt Billko" wrote in message ... " Hilltop Cycle ATV" wrote in message ... just wondering, my wife came in tonight from the garden tonight with some yellow cukes . She asked if these were a special breed or over ripe ? is there yellow cucumbers ? Thanks, Raz Does she know the difference between a cucumber and a squash ? Yes, she knows the difference We have determined that they got overlooked and were just over ripe. Thanks, raz |
Yellow cukes ?
Big D wrote: " Hilltop Cycle ATV" wrote in message ... just wondering, my wife came in tonight from the garden tonight with some yellow cukes . She asked if these were a special breed or over ripe ? is there yellow cucumbers ? Thanks, Raz There is a "Lemon Cucumber", but it is round in shape, unlike a regular cuc. My wife bought a variety called "Blonde something or other". They started green-yellow and got more yellow as they got bigger. They got bigger and bigger as I waited for them to turn green. Finally I guessed that the "blonde" meant that they were yellow and decided to try one and they tasted fine, just with yellow skins. They look just like a pickling cucumber, but with yellow skins. I seem to remember lemon cucumbers being more round and actually having a faint citrus flavor. |
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