Wednesday, January 1, 2014

ABC WEDNESDAY "Y" is for "Yams"

Maybe not an exciting post, but it is for me. Yams had never been available here until fairly recently.  Many Chinese immigrants in Serbia now grow them, along with a whole slew of other 'exotic' vegetables.

Yum and Yay for Yams.

See other Ys on Mrs. Nesbitt's ABC WEDNESDAY.

Daily Haiku
Nothing tastes better
Than something you haven't had
In quite a while   

13 comments:

Luis Gomez said...

Looking good!

Indrani said...

I too love yam curry.
A very happy new year to you!

Gaelyn said...

Love yams and glad you can now get them.

Happy New Year!

Lea said...

Love them! So yummy hot from the oven, we eat them with a dab of butter and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
Happy New Year!
Lea

Richard Lawry said...

I love yams. Our favorite way to eat them is to cut them raw into french fries and coat them lightly with olive oil then bake them in the oven. Yummm. Happy New Year from An Arkie's Musings

dianasfaria.com said...

I LOVE yams! especially with a bit of butter and sweet peas too.
: )
Happy New Year Bibi.

Roger Owen Green said...

When I was on the game show Jeopardy 15yeayears ago I won a case of canned yams!

Louis la Vache said...

It is interesting that it is Chinese immigrants who introduced yams to Serbia, at least in more quantity than what was previously known there. Yams are an important vegetable for the Chinese. Mme la Vache, who is Chinese, is rarely without them in the kitchen.

All the best to you this New Year!

TheChieftess said...

How interesting!!! TheChief wouldn't have cared...he's not a fan of yams...but I would have!!!

Lowell said...

Lois Anne has always been a big fan of yams. I like them on occasion. Wonder why there were never grown there until recently.

I'll just keep on yammering and again wish you a great 2014!

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Anonymous said...

I know what you mean - it's very comforting when you can buy/make the dishes you grew up with when you live in a different part of the world. New Years eve is a biggie for me - applebeignets and oliebollen (Holland) and a fruit compote with wine and 7-up (my mothers').
A happy New Year to you in Belgrade!

Daryl said...

i love yams and sweet potatoes ...

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