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Old 11-29-2008, 05:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What are your favourite vegetables?

What are your favourite kind of vegetables?

1. Artichokes
2. Asparaguses
3. Aubergenes
4. Beans
5. Beets
6. Broccoli
7. Brussels sprouts
8. Cabbages
9. Carrots
10. Cauliflowers
11. Celeriacs
12. Celeries
13. Chards
14. Chicories
15. Collards
16. Corn
17. Cress
18. Cucumbers
19. Gourds
20. Jerusalem artichokes
21. Kales
22. Kohlrabi
23. Leeks
24. Lettuce
25. Melons
26. Mushrooms
27. Okra
28. Onions
29. Parsnips
30. Peas
31. Potatoes
32. Pumpkins
33. Radicchio
34. Radish
35. Rhubarb
36. Rutabaga
37. Shallots
38. Spinach

NOTE: My personal favourites are potatoes, peas, corn, pumpkins, and mushrooms.
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Mushrooms and onions have been a staple for me. I use them to cook with chicken, beef, turkey and salmon. Very versatile and they tastes really good sauteed with a sprinkle of olive oil.
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I hope you don't mind but I had fun with your list. I learned a few new words today. Thanks for posting this.


2. Asparaguses (is the plural of asparagus asparagi? )

3. Aubergenes - I had to look this one up. It's an eggplant.

4. Beans - not a vegetable; often put in with Starches

11. Celeriacs - never seen this, but the Internet says it's a celery root?

16. Corn - modern corn is high sugar. Doesn't it overlap into the Starch group?

25. Melons - they are fruit, I think?

26. Mushrooms - can't be a vegetable since it's not a plant I am naturally suspicious of any food that grows on poo.

31. Potatoes - starch, not vegetable


I wonder what avacado is? Is it a fruit?

I was told tomatoes are fruit not vegetables. I guess this means peppers are also fruit?


My favorite vegetables are probably peas, carrots, sometimes green beans, snow peas, and onions. My least favorite is mushrooms. Many of the items on that list are not available in my area, so I really don't know what they're like.
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