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Broccolli would be my fav green veggie. A little butter or EVOO & some garlic and/or parmesan.

Then there's potatoes. I *love* mashed potatoes, doctored (garlic, cheese, whatever) or not.

I recently had baby bok choy that was very good. Just sauteed with some oyster sauce & garlic, apparently. I'll need to add it to my shopping list.

I'm now starting (again) to think about joining a veggie co-op so I have an excuse to try different veggies then my usual.

Joanna G. Hurley

"Civilization means food and literature all round." -Aldous Huxley

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Like Kim, I am also not a fan of beets.

New member. Wise member. New wise member. :smile:

Welcome

Thanks. Especially for braving all the flack for disliking beets and meeting the challenge.

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Here's a terrific parsnip dish, especially for Belmont and Awbrig (adapted from Welsh cookbook writer Gilli Davies):

Peel, seed and dice one pound tomatoes.

Grate 6 oz. Teifi cheese (Welsh), if you can find it. If not, substitue Gouda.

Scrape and thinly slice (1/8" thick) two pounds of parsnips. Fry them in canola oil until lightly browned.

Butter a two-pint baking dish and put a layer of parsnips on bottom. Salt and pepper and drizzle with a little cream. Scatter a layer of tomatoes, a little more cream and some of the cheese. Keep layering, ending with cream and cheese. Top with about 1/4 cup fresh breadcrumbs. Dot with butter. Bake at 400 F. for 1/2 an hour.

We're having it tonight with roast leg of lamb.

kit

"I'm bringing pastry back"

Weebl

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Fresh White Asparagus with Sauce Soubise

Leeks wrapped in ultra thin slices of Maple Ham and Swiss Cheese and baked in Bechamel

"If we don't find anything pleasant at least we shall find something new." Voltaire

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Would you count seaweed as a vegetable?

I guess I should add nori to the list. I love it flash fried as tempura and served with a bowl of soba or udon, or toasted and crumbled atop sushi or other types of rice as a garnish along with some bonito flakes, chopped peanuts, minced scallions, sesame seeds and crispy shallots.

SA

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