Vegetable Dictionary & Storage Guide

We know that when you buy from Green & Gold, you might be exposed to vegetables you’ve never seen in your wildest dreams. Our Vegetable Dictionary is the resource you need to turn your apprehension into excitement! In addition to lesser-known vegetables, we’ve included the usual suspects in case you’re looking for some dinner-table inspiration or a new twist on classic recipes. We’ve found that sometimes, when we dislike a vegetable, we’ve either never had the fresh-from-the-field-picked-that-morning version, or we’ve never tried it prepared to our liking. We urge you to experiment and keep your palate open to new flavors! Simply click on the name of the vegetable you’d like to know more about. For our favorite places to find recipes, be sure to check out the Resources at the bottom of the page.

Arugula. Basil. Beans. Beets. Bok Choy and Pac Choi. Broccoli. Broccoli Raab. Brussels Sprouts. Cabbage. Carrots. Cauliflower. Celery. Chard. Cilantro. Cucumbers. Dill. Eggplant. Escarole and Endive. Fennel. Garlic. Kale. Kohlrabi. Leeks. Lettuce. Melons. Onions. Parsley. Parsnips. Peas. Peppers. Potatoes. Radicchio. Radishes. Rutabaga. Scallions. Shallots. Spinach. Summer Squash. Tatsoi. Tomatoes. Turnips. Winter Squash.




Other Cooking Resources

We search for cookbooks and blogs that teach techniques and methods, in addition to providing great recipes, so that readers can be armed with the skills and knowledge to tackle any vegetable preparation.

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Cooking Blogs and Websites:

This wonderful video sums up the idea behind An Everlasting Meal, and the process of a week’s worth of whole-food preparation. Watch it for inspiration.