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Vegetables Creative Foods Created by: Miss Young

Vegetable Classifications  Bulbs  Flowers  Fruits  Stems  Leaves  Seeds  Tubers  Roots

Bulbs  Bulbs: vegetables which bulb flesh is edible.  Bulbs are often used for seasoning and flavoring.  Most of these vegetables have a strong taste and odor.  Garlic: strong-smelling multi-cloved bulb.  Onion: strong tasting vegetable, a variety of garlic.  Leek: plant with a small edible bulb.  Quality bulbs are firm, fresh-looking, and have a good color.

Bulbs  Garlic  Onion  Leek

Flowers  These vegetables grow quickly in cool weather.  They are served raw as well as cooked.  Quality cauliflower and broccoli are firm, heavy for their size, and have a good color.

Flowers  Artichokes  Broccoli  Cauliflower

Fruit - Vegetables  Vegetables that are often called fruit-vegetables come from flowering plants and contain at least one seed.  Therefore, they are technically the fruit of the plant.  For the purpose of commercial kitchens, however, they are categorized as vegetables since they are savory rather than sweet.  Quality fruit-vegetables have smooth, unblemished skin.

Fruit - Vegetables  Tomatoes  Cucumbers  Eggplant  Okra  Peppers  Pumpkins  Squash

Stems  Vegetables in this category produce edible stems, stalks, and shoots.  They are picked when young and tender.  Quality stems, stalks, and shoots are firm, unblemished, and have no browning. Vegetables - stalk: vegetable with an edible stem. Celery: vegetable with edible petioles. Asparagus: vegetable with edible shoots. Swiss chard: white beet. Rhubarb: stem-vegetable with edible petioles.

Stems  Asparagus  Celery

Leaves  Vegetables in this category can be served raw or cooked.  They shrink when cooked because of their high water content.  Flavors of leafy greens range from mild to spicy.  Quality greens have crisp, bright leaves without and brown spots.

Leaves  Brussels sprouts  Cabbage  Lettuce  Spinach

Seeds  This category consists of vegetables with edible seeds.  Some of the pods are also edible, but the seeds are more nutritious.  Quality seeds and pods are firm, well-shaped, and without blemishes.

Seeds  Peas  Corn  Beans

Tubers  Tubers are large, round, underground stems that grow just below the surface of the soil.  They store and provide food to their plants, making them rich in nutrients.  Quality tubers are firm, unwrinkled, unblemished, and have good color.

Tubers  Potatoes  Jerusalem artichokes

Roots  Roots grow deep into the soil.  Roots store and provide food to their plants, making them rich in nutrients.  Quality roots are firm, unwrinkled, unblemished, and have good color.

Roots  Beets  Carrots  Parsnips  Radishes  Rutabagas  Sweet potatoes  Turnips

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