 Let the saffron harvest commence! There was nothing April-foolish about Farmer Wan's discovery yesterday of our first saffron crocus flowers (and not a pea-shoot in sight).
Having now officially harvested these little beauties, all we have to do is remove the orange stigmas (keeping them joined to each other at the bottom), dry them to the right standard and ship 'em off. We reckon these terrific specimens of the world's most expensive spice are probably worth 0.03cents. Viva saffron! Posted by Farmer Nik
6 Comments
Keen
4/4/2012 03:39:49 am
I'm impressed at getting an F1 reference onto this blog. That's normally the sort of flagrant behaviour I'm known for. Props! (Does anyone still say that?)
farmer nik
3/4/2012 02:34:32 am
It was more of a "Turk" expostulation:
Kenny
3/4/2012 12:45:57 pm
Wow, very nice. I'm well impressed :-)
Farmer Nik
5/5/2012 05:30:34 am
Cheers, Kenny. Maybe you and your lovely missus would like to come over and help with the harvest next year... plenty of good food and liquid refreshment on offer! Leave a Reply. |
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Farmer WanScottish mechanical engineer with a deep and abiding passion for good food. Outstanding cook. Builder of lots of stuff. Cattle whisperer. Connoisseur of beer. A lover rather than a fighter. 
Farmer NikKiwi writer and broadcaster who hates cabbage, even though she knows it's good for her. Chook wrangler. Grower of food and flowers. Maker of fine preserves. Lover of dancing and wine. Definitely a fighter. Archives
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