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What is your favorite vegetable?
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What is your favorite vegetable?
Ever since I was a wee child, I've always loved artichokes. I feel like they aren't appreciated by enough people!
What about you, what is your favorite vegetable? ๐๐ฅ๐ฝ๐ฅ๐๐ฅ๐ฅ๐
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Well, it depends upon how you define vegetable and how you define favorite. In Mexico, corn is a twice daily necessity, to eat with tortillas, which are practically a table utensil. In the States, wheat is what makes bread and pasta, also a daily foodstuff. Rice and potatoes as well, are everywhere. I start nearly all of my cooking with onions and garlic. So by the old-fashioned definition of vegetable โ videlicet, Kingdom Plantae, it grows in the ground โ those would be the biggies.
But if we eliminate grains, roots, tubers, and nuts, then I guess the tomato. Though technically thatโs a fruit. Hmmmmm. Carrots and celery? Great on their own, the mirepoix to start all good sauces, braises, soups and stews, and a nice finely minced addition to tuna salad, egg salad, potato salad, etc. I like very small petit-pois also.
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i agree! when my daughter was young, we used to cook two large artichokes every now and then and we each would have one; we would just eat a little at a time until we got to the best part - the heart! it was fun and enjoyable. we had good mother and daughter silly conversation in the process. ๐
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Asparagus!
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