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Sat, Aug 21, 10 at 20:02
| I am growing Solanum integrifolium; Pumpkin on a stick; this year for the first time. currently many are ripening. I grew them mainly for decoration but since I have so many I was wondering if you can eat them. Have you eaten them?
thanks, Nancy |
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- Posted by gardendawgie (My Page) on Sat, Aug 21, 10 at 21:56
| Have you tried to google the answer. It comes right up. |
Here is a link that might be useful: article & Great Picture.
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| Thanks and I have done a lot of searching and have actually read that page. I guess I was just hoping to find someone who has actually eaten them. |
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| I have, I have. They're not bad. Some kinds are more bitter than others as they age. Basically, just an eggplant. Younger is better, as with any eggplant. |
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| Thanks letting me know that someone has eaten them. I had read that I should let them ripen before eating and you're saying, denninmi, that maybe younger is better? Or let them turn red-orange but not harden? how did you fix them? |
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