Vegetables and greens – a culinary encyclopedia


Sun-dried tomatoes

These are sun-dried tomatoes made from small varieties of red or yellow tomatoes, such as cherry and plum tomatoes.

Plum tomatoes

They are oval, elongated, and red or yellow in color. They have a dense consistency, less juicy than regular tomatoes, and fewer seeds.

Turnip

Turnips are a variety of turnip with creamy white flesh. Their skin, located at the top near the top, can be purple, pink, or

Pumpkin - how to choose, store and use in cooking

Pumpkins are known for their ability to last through the winter. Most people associate them with Halloween, a holiday celebrated in the United States. Pumpkin peel

Pumpkin: History and Preparation Methods

The bottle gourd has been known for several millennia. It grew in Europe and Asia, and was used to make wine and water vessels in China, Greece, and Ancient Rome.

How to replace parsnips in recipes

This article discusses the most common parsnip substitutes.

Chives (chives, spring onions)

This is a plant from the onion family, which is a bulb that smoothly turns into a rounded stem of white color with dark green feathers.

Tarragon: Selection, Storage, and Cooking Uses

Tarragon is a very popular savory herb that combines the intense aroma of wormwood, sweet anise, and soft vanilla. It represents


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