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Havent made many harvestables recently! So fire away! Will make some in the coming months!

I am feeling like doing - 

  • Okra
  • Brussel Sprouts
  • Asparagus
  • Fig
  • Pinto Beans

There are loads and loads of harvestables i want to do but cant decide 😅

Maybe some (edible) flowers for spring ?


Comments

SkibbityPapp

How about lotuses so that we can potentially make mooncakes for the wedding update and the Chinese New Year?

Brittany

Maybe cantaloupe or honeydew melon? I can't think of other ideas because I'm so excited that you already mentioned brussel sprouts haha

Michelle Starr

Green baby Lima beans, butter beans, Black Eyed Peas and snow peas. Please

Michelle Gibson

Asparagus and the edible flowers would be great plus would it to see jackfruit in the future.

icemunmun

Oh yes! Jackfruit! I was just eating Jackfruit curry and thinking that I should make it for sims!

Michelle Gibson

It is one of my favorite fruits. I haven't had it in any recipes yet, but I do have some that I want to try and make.

Shana White

Some of my favorite edible flowers are Borage Blossoms, Calendula, Hibiscus, and Nasturtiums! Violets are also very nice if they're candied or suspended in candy, like those really beautiful flower lollipops that people sometimes give out for weddings.

icemunmun

It is a common veggie here...we even call it plant mutton lol cause when cooked properly it has such a similar consistency to meat

Michelle Gibson

All the recipes I have use it as a meat substitute, but in the grocery store it is in the fruit section.

Ashley Dennis

I love the idea of all of those. I'm in the Southern Untied States so those are all foods we eat but I would like to see lettuce, dragon fruit, star fruit, maybe a smoothie maker. I love tropical smoothie lol and maybe some Cajun food.

Alyssa Nagel

Figs, yes please! My new house came with a fig tree and I love them now. Ube has a fun color and is very versatile, and nopales (prickly pear cactus) are used in a number of Mexican dishes around here, the pads and the fruit both. For edible flowers maybe dandelions?

Ardled

Asparagus and Figs are great and you can do a lot of dishes with them. And edible flowers, yes please! I love nasturtium (very colorful and spicy taste) and violets. Thank you very much for your hard work.

Ali Mari

I love edible flowers! Several can be candied, stuffed, pickled, or jellied. I love putting violet or honeysuckle jelly on shortbread. Rose, roselle and hibiscus make great honey infusions. Some other edible flowers are marigolds, squash blossoms, basil flowers, elder flowers, kale blossoms, rosemary flowers, garden phlox, carnations, calendula, mint flowers, dill flowers, geraniums, garden mums, clover flowers, English Daisy, borage, sage blossoms, dandelions, peony, hollyhocks, cornflowers (bachelor's buttons), lavender buds, sunflowers, and lilacs. Thought: How would you treat plants that have more than one edible part? Dandelion plants are completely edible. Roots, leaves and flower. Figs are also great and can easily be turned into figgy pudding, fig newtons or preservers. Fresh is tastiest. They also come in tree and shrub form now.

icemunmun

Love all these ideas!! I definitely want to do infused honey and candied, jellied and pickled flowers as craftables!

Wendy Hubble

Squash flowers fried in batter and Dandelion Wine. Sounds like a good valentine's day to me! And some candied orange rind too!

FloaterLife

I wanted to put in a public request for the Liquor Distillery Mod. Crafting Moonshine, Cognac , Vodka, etc. for sale as well. Please and thank you :)

icemunmun

I kind of started on it a little bit. Still mostly planning but I know i want to make it a mix between the mill and the nectar maker