- the
Swedish dialectal word rotabagge, from rot 'root' +
bagge 'lump, bunch'. In the U.S., the
plant is also
known as
Swedish turnip or
yellow turnip. The...
- word "
turnip" can
refer to any of the
following four vegetables:
Turnip (white
turnip,
summer turnip, Br****ica rapa rapa)
Rutabaga (yellow
turnip, Br****ica...
- loss of the
potato crop
forced the
German po****tion to
subsist on
Swedish turnip or
rutabaga as an alternative.[citation needed]
Traditionally used as...
- top of the trunk, and take out the heart, in
substance resembling a
Swedish turnip, and of the
thickness of a man's arm. This they
either roasted in the...
- mate" (i.e. "
Turnip,
potatoes and meat",
turnip being the
Cornish and
Scottish term for swede,
itself an
abbreviation of '
Swedish Turnip', the British...
-
Swedish cuisine (
Swedish:
Svenska köket) is the
traditional food of
Sweden. Due to
Sweden's large north-to-south expanse,
there are
regional differences...
- "Spinning
Around Over You" –
Lenny Kravitz "I'm Nuthin'" –
Ethan Hawke "
Turnip Farm" –
Dinosaur Jr. "Revival!" – Me Phi Me "Tempted" –
Squeeze "Baby, I...
-
other foods including potatoes,
people ate
unusual vegetables, such as
Swedish turnip and
Jerusalem artichoke. Food
shortages were most
acute in the large...
- (five-acre) plot, they grew potatoes, cabbage, parsnips, carrots, onions,
Swedish turnips, and "mangold wurtzel", both for
workhouse consumption and for a cash...
-
checkpoints along an
unfamiliar course (as in the woods)" rutabaga, "a
turnip (Br****ica
napus napobr****ica) that
usually produces a
large yellowish root...
