I think someone's pulling my leg but they gave me a giant one of these and said (Southland farming accent needed here) "oh yeah, nah - make bloody good chutney out of that little bugger". It's roughly the size of Texas and must weigh about 15kg.
rainrain1,
May 3, 3:35pm
Anything's possible. I'd get that accent fixed if I were you though :-)
petal1955,
May 3, 3:36pm
Are you talking about Beetroot ? . if so they make excellent chutney
More like a turnip type of crop, although longer in length, it is full of sugar, and as sweet as can be to taste. There are turnip chutney recipes on Google
illusion_,
May 3, 10:43pm
"Fodderbeet" is a generic name. Could well be a Mangold, or a Sugarbeet, or even (considering its Southland) a Swede. Either way your famer will not be taking the urine. While not my choice all can be made into a chutney.
rainrain1,
May 3, 11:58pm
We say swedes and fodderbeet. sorry old chap
mazzy1,
Aug 25, 12:20pm
Thanks all for your comments. This, as rainrain has suggested is like a giant swede type vegetable for feeding cattle. I'm suspicious that someone is playing a joke about turning the fodder beet into chutney.
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