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What are your favorite veggies?
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cliftonite
Diamond Member
I like most (if not all) veggies 🙂
AreaCode707
Lifer
Originally posted by: Yield
ketchup in the fridge. only cause it says you're suppose to.. but cold ketchup DOES suck on warm food..
It doesn't say though. Mustard does. Ketchup doesn't.
Originally posted by: Hatari Chic
Originally posted by: Yield
ketchup in the fridge. only cause it says you're suppose to.. but cold ketchup DOES suck on warm food..
It doesn't say though. Mustard does. Ketchup doesn't.
my bad... maybe some ketchups recommend and some don't?
Tostitos Salsa recommends fridge, but cold salsa really sucks.
Various salad variations with green leafed veggies, carrots, cubed meat/cheese, and a tasty wine or vinegar dressing work well. Variety and that tasted great. Add in tomatoes sometimes and boiled eggs.
Eggplant, baked, then pureed makes for a great side dish with potatoes or you can use it as a base with onions when preparing meat dishes.
Watercress/parsley, green onions and clams can make for a good creamed soup. Kinda like a chowder but tastier.
Squash, baked, with honey and a little butter is a great sweet dish.
What else do I like. Veggie medleys. Like salads but cooked. Cauliflower, carrots, ginger root, broccoli, string beans and a few whole brussels sprouts, sauteed with a little celery. But, to add flavor, take bread crumbs and parmesean and top with those along with a tomato sauce.
Another variation is to brown celery/onions, then add in sliced mushrooms, puree that, combine with sour creamto make a cream base and use as a meat topping. Similar to the eggplant idea.
Stir frys are easy, and even taste well without a good wok.
There's gumbo so you can make it and use okra and more varied veggies. Pilafs, thick stews (like a lamb stew with rosemary, baby corn, baby carrots, sweet peas, and string beans. that can be some 55 % veggie content, not counting potatoes)
How can one have favorite veggies? Some go better with particular foods, and they all taste differently. mmm veggies.
Cheers ! 🙂
Eggplant, baked, then pureed makes for a great side dish with potatoes or you can use it as a base with onions when preparing meat dishes.
Watercress/parsley, green onions and clams can make for a good creamed soup. Kinda like a chowder but tastier.
Squash, baked, with honey and a little butter is a great sweet dish.
What else do I like. Veggie medleys. Like salads but cooked. Cauliflower, carrots, ginger root, broccoli, string beans and a few whole brussels sprouts, sauteed with a little celery. But, to add flavor, take bread crumbs and parmesean and top with those along with a tomato sauce.
Another variation is to brown celery/onions, then add in sliced mushrooms, puree that, combine with sour creamto make a cream base and use as a meat topping. Similar to the eggplant idea.
Stir frys are easy, and even taste well without a good wok.
There's gumbo so you can make it and use okra and more varied veggies. Pilafs, thick stews (like a lamb stew with rosemary, baby corn, baby carrots, sweet peas, and string beans. that can be some 55 % veggie content, not counting potatoes)
How can one have favorite veggies? Some go better with particular foods, and they all taste differently. mmm veggies.
Cheers ! 🙂
poopaskoopa
Diamond Member
Asparagus and shiitake mushrooms.
acidvoodoo
Platinum Member
potatoes, in various forms 😀
i like raw carrots too
i like raw carrots too
BeauJangles
Lifer
Green peppers 🙂 raw.
Squisher
Lifer
<-----not a cook, but the wife's been away for a week 🙁
I baked some brocolli last nite by coating it with some olive oil mixed with ginger, minced garlic, salt, and crushed red pepper. Cooked it at 425F until it started to brown.
It was very good with the pilaf and rosemary garlic chicken I made.
I baked some brocolli last nite by coating it with some olive oil mixed with ginger, minced garlic, salt, and crushed red pepper. Cooked it at 425F until it started to brown.
It was very good with the pilaf and rosemary garlic chicken I made.
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