And what is your favorite way to prepare it?
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GaldraChevaliere wrote
Only if it's black beans.
happy wrote
Get out. Every bean is great.
GaldraChevaliere wrote
Fight me
Pop wrote
what's good about cabbages!?
GaldraChevaliere wrote
Man, have you never had colcannon or a boiled dinner? You're missing out. Plus coleslaw and sauerkraut and kimchi.
Pop wrote
I don't even know what colcannon is! and I'm not sure I know what you mean by boiled dinner
sauerkraut is pretty nice but top vegetable? I dunno
GaldraChevaliere wrote
I grew up on new england boiled dinners for holidays. Potatoes, carrots, turnips, cabbage, and whatever spare meat you've got go in a pot to stew with the bones for broth. Throw it on the stove on low and don't touch it until it's ready. Cheap, filling and lasts for days. If you want it vegan, you could probably sub in hard soya or something for the meat. Just make sure it's tough, everything melts apart by dinnertime. Colcannon's basically mashed potatoes, leeks and cabbage together in a skillet with butter or gravy, whatever you've got on hand.
bromeo wrote
i especially like broccoli, cauliflower , brusselsprouts and carrots and beets, usually with some oil or lightly steamed or grilled crispy in the skillet and alliuma and sauerkraut
not_AFX_lol wrote
carrots
Cosmicsloth42 wrote
Spinach!
EVENNN wrote
I basically live off this as well as mushrooms, its impossible to have too much spinich.
surreal wrote
roquette and beetroot
ziq wrote (edited )
Cucumber. Spiralled. But I guess that's a fruit. So sweet potatoes, sliced.
Fossidarity wrote
Eggplant!
RosaReborn wrote
Was never a huge fan but that was mostly due to how it was prepared. Growing up we only had basic eggplant dishes that were always dry and gross. Recently I learned from a friend to soak it in salted water for a while before cooking with oil in a pan. Huge difference. I eat it with some sweet tomato paste every week now.
raindropq wrote
brocolli and brussels-sprouts are great but Mustards and Kale are my staple-foods
An_Old_Big_Tree wrote
username checks out
raindropq wrote
thanks! ;)
red_pepper wrote
Onions. Fried, raw, pickled, grilled, roasted, it's all good. I add them to basically everything I make.
jaidedctrl wrote
I live, breathe, and eat potatoes <3
Raw or baked, I don't care!
Clandestino wrote
Potatoes as fries
thelegendarybirdmonster wrote
olives. artisanal olive oil. It really has a different taste than regular store-bought olive oil.
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GaldraChevaliere wrote
Cabbages and potatoes.