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| - Raab ist ein Matrose der Atha'an Miere. Kategorie:Person Kategorie:Männlich Kategorie:Atha'an Miere Kategorie:Matrose
- The Raab were a plant species that originated billions of years ago in the Odonto Ceti region of space. The Raab could grow up to five hundred metres long. They travelled through space and fell on barren asteroids or small moons. The impact scattered their seeds. A handful of the billion seeds would survive and grow, consuming all of the sustenance in the area, eventually growing big enough to fire their shoots off into space, out of the low gravity. (PROSE: Frontier Worlds)
- He encounters Mat while dicing and after losing decides to follow Mat around and bet on Mat to win. Later in the evening, he staggers away rich.
- Wikipedia Article About Raab on Wikipedia Rapini is a common vegetable in Chinese and Italian cuisine. It is also known by other names, including Broccoli di Rape, Broccoli di Rabe, or Broccoli di Raab. Despite this name, the plant is not closely related to broccoli. It is similar to but much more bitter than Chinese broccoli. The plant has various scientific classification designations, including Brassica rapa ruvo, Brassica rapa rapifera, Brassica ruvo, Brassica campestris ruvo, and Brassica rapa rapa (a name normally assigned to the turnip).
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| - Raab ist ein Matrose der Atha'an Miere. Kategorie:Person Kategorie:Männlich Kategorie:Atha'an Miere Kategorie:Matrose
- The Raab were a plant species that originated billions of years ago in the Odonto Ceti region of space. The Raab could grow up to five hundred metres long. They travelled through space and fell on barren asteroids or small moons. The impact scattered their seeds. A handful of the billion seeds would survive and grow, consuming all of the sustenance in the area, eventually growing big enough to fire their shoots off into space, out of the low gravity. (PROSE: Frontier Worlds)
- Wikipedia Article About Raab on Wikipedia Rapini is a common vegetable in Chinese and Italian cuisine. It is also known by other names, including Broccoli di Rape, Broccoli di Rabe, or Broccoli di Raab. Despite this name, the plant is not closely related to broccoli. It is similar to but much more bitter than Chinese broccoli. The plant has various scientific classification designations, including Brassica rapa ruvo, Brassica rapa rapifera, Brassica ruvo, Brassica campestris ruvo, and Brassica rapa rapa (a name normally assigned to the turnip). Rapini has many spiked leaves that surround a green bud which looks very similar to a small head of broccoli. The flavor of rapini has been described as nutty, bitter, pungent, and 'an acquired taste'. Rapini is a source of vitamins A, C, and K, as well as potassium, calcium, and iron. It is one of the most popular vegetables in China, especially in Hong Kong. A green bitter vegetable unless harvested young. The leaves, stems and florets are eaten. Really good sautéed with garlic and olive oil and served over pasta. The vegetable probably descends from a wild herb, a relative of the turnip, that grew either in China or the Mediterranean region. It is now grown throughout the world. Rapini is available all year long, but its peak season is from fall to spring.
- He encounters Mat while dicing and after losing decides to follow Mat around and bet on Mat to win. Later in the evening, he staggers away rich.
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