Good Organic Gardening

MY LITTLE CABBAGE

It has to be said: if you’ve always hated Brussels sprouts it’s probably because of the way someone in your family cooked them; you’re haunted by memories of the boiled, soggy, insipid specimens you were served as a kid.

If you’re game, you need to have a go at growing, harvesting and cooking

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