I’ve sometimes seen a purple potato
And I always hope to see one
The only remaining question is
Is it better to see or eat one?
Here’s a very interesting recipe: Cod with Lapsang Souchong Oil and Puree of Violettes
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Spring Means Violets. (Potatoes, that is!)
Posted in Cooking, Culinary, Food, Gastronomy, Seasonal Foods, tagged Cooking, Food, Purple Potatoes, Seasonal Foods on March 12, 2009| 5 Comments »
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