MobBoss
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Mmmmmm. Fried or pickled Okra....another great one. I used to have that all the time in Arkansas, but never up here in Washington State.
What is Your Favorite Vegetable???
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Mmmmmm. Fried or pickled Okra....another great one. I used to have that all the time in Arkansas, but never up here in Washington State.
Cheezy the Wiz
Socialist In A Hurry
I've never heard of this before now (I just wiki'ed it)! Is it tasty? How do you prepare it?
EDIT: This thread is probably a good place to brag about my garden putting out! The corn ears will be ready soon. There's nothing like a steamed ear of Silver Queen fresh off the stalk.
EDIT to the EDIT:
Oh, and baked spaghetti squash, how could I forget that?!
To be honest, I haven't had it since my grandparents passed away since they always grew it in their garden. I really need to start a garden. Wish I could describe the taste to you, but it's kind of a unique veggie. I would eat them raw, and grandma would also make some sort of casserole dish with them (she also made a wicked zucchini casserole.)
FrozenTitan
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Ah, one that nobody has seemed to mention yet (and stupid me forgot).
The cucumber!
EDIT - Fun fact: China is the leading producer of the cucumber...Further proof they're taking over the world.
The cucumber!
EDIT - Fun fact: China is the leading producer of the cucumber...Further proof they're taking over the world.
Cheezy the Wiz
Socialist In A Hurry
I'll have to google it, then. It sounds tasty.
So what is the CFC community's opinion of capers? I discovered them last year, and I think they're wonderful.
Snerk
Smeghead
Carrots ftw!
Asparagus is also delicious.
Leonel
Breakfast Connoisseur
I lurve potatoeeeees. My girl makes this awesome Indian potato dip thing that you use what looks like a burrito wrap, rip a bit of it and pinch some potato out.
My girl makes this awesome Indian potato dip thing that you use what looks like a burrito wrap, rip a bit of it and pinch some potato out.
By the way, I suspect most of you enjoy processed foods like cake mixes, soda, cereals, syrup, and so on. If you like processed food (I sure do), the primary source of the additives to it is the magical, miracle plant: corn. So you might consider that to be your favorite vegetable.
Some sites that list the vast number of products and chemicals that are made from corn:
http://www.ontariocorn.org/classroom/products.html
http://www.scribd.com/doc/2345091/Corn-Derivatives
Some sites that list the vast number of products and chemicals that are made from corn:
http://www.ontariocorn.org/classroom/products.html
http://www.scribd.com/doc/2345091/Corn-Derivatives
SS-18 ICBM
Oscillator
Chinese cabbage. Stick them in a soup or a stew. Any green, leafy vegetable, really.
holy crap, kohlrabi's kohlrabi in english?
as for me, I'm not a big vegetable eater but I do love steamed cauliflower on a sauce béchamel :yummy: (not the most healthy way to have them but the most tasty
)asparagus and potatos deserve mention too, especially the latter for sheer versatility: gratin, mashed, boiled...they all are tasty
That's why English will win the language wars! We steal whatever the hell we want and make it our ownholy crap, kohlrabi's kohlrabi in english?
P.S. - Kudos for being familiar with kohlrabi!
Do you like it?
That's why English will win the language wars! We steal whatever the hell we want and make it our own
probablyit's quite common here. I hated it as a kid, nowadays I'm indifferent towards it, with a good sauce béchamel it becomes decentP.S. - Kudos for being familiar with kohlrabi!
bigdog5994
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Ariel Sharon.
Narz
keeping it real
Broccoli, chard & garlic (right now, my tastes evolve over time).
Tomatoes & cukes are good but they're fruits.
Tomatoes & cukes are good but they're fruits.
Narz
keeping it real
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