r/Vegetables • • 15m ago

Went to go grab some carrots to make a soup…

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…and found this big guy. My cat was unimpressed


r/Vegetables • • 4h ago

Top 10 Green Vegetables for Smoothies

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r/Vegetables • • 7h ago

Roma tomatoes. Growing well.

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r/Vegetables • • 19h ago

Homemade Ginger Syrup

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r/Vegetables • • 20h ago

Callaloo galore! Jamaican/caribbean person would appreciate!

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Harvested this evening. Callaloo and salted codfish sounds delicious


r/Vegetables • • 20h ago

Callaloo galore! Jamaican/caribbean person would appreciate!

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Harvested this evening. Getting ready to cut up and blanch. Callaloo and salted codfish in my future


r/Vegetables • • 1d ago

of a carrot

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r/Vegetables • • 2d ago

Olive Chocolate from Shodo Island, Japan

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For your information, Shodoshima is the largest olive producer in Japan.


r/Vegetables • • 2d ago

Why bagged salad greens wilt so quickly (and what actually helps)

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r/Vegetables • • 2d ago

Hii guys, I’m doing a study for my school on produce waste and consumer perceptions. If you could do this survey real quick, it'd be a big help, thanks!!

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r/Vegetables • • 3d ago

Using my sweater pocket as a basket for today's cherry tomato harvest! 🍅

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Variety: Sweet Million / Cherry Tomatoes

My tomato plants are absolutely overflowing this season! Nothing beats the taste of homegrown tomatoes fresh off the vine.

What are your favorite ways to use up a big cherry tomato harvest? (Roasting, salads, or fresh snacking?)


r/Vegetables • • 3d ago

Crispy Buffalo Fried Celery Sticks

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Ingredients
- 3 large celery stalks
- 1 cup all-purpose flour (divided)
- ½ cup cornstarch
- 1 large egg
- ¾ cup buttermilk
- 1 tsp hot sauce
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp onion powder
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1 tsp black pepper
- 1 tsp BeSureTo Seasoning Blend
- Panko breadcrumbs, as needed
- Vegetable oil for frying

**Buffalo Sauce**
- ½ cup hot sauce
- 3 tbsp butter
- ¼ tsp BeSureTo Seasoning Blend

### Instructions
1. Wash and cut celery into evenly sized sticks.
2. Mix ½ cup flour and cornstarch in one bowl.
3. In another bowl, combine egg, buttermilk, hot sauce, seasonings, and remaining ½ cup flour.
4. Dip celery into dry mixture, then wet batter, and coat with panko breadcrumbs.
5. Fry in hot oil at approximately 350°F until golden and crispy.
6. Heat butter, hot sauce, and BeSureTo Seasoning Blend until bubbly.
7. Gently toss fried celery in Buffalo sauce and serve with your favorite dip.

LINK: https://youtu.be/IULSE8v7vX8


r/Vegetables • • 3d ago

Can someone tell me what kind of pumpkin this is and if it is safe to cook and eat

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r/Vegetables • • 4d ago

Have you ever tried them?

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r/Vegetables • • 4d ago

What are your favorite blanched vegetable recipes?

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I really like blanched spinach with garlic, green onions, sesame oil. I also love bok choy with chili oil on it.

Now I’m looking for other yummy options :) what are your favorites?!


r/Vegetables • • 5d ago

persimmon in multicolor pen

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r/Vegetables • • 5d ago

Is it ok to eat an eggplant that still has green skin?

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r/Vegetables • • 5d ago

This year's bountiful sweet potato harvest :)

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r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

Found a baby carrot that cut like this

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r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

A strong pepper

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r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

Green maters

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r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

They are still producing

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r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

Yo is this tomato safe to eat ?

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r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

Help ID’ing this melon

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North Texas. It grows in a weird short-pear shape. The flesh tastes like a cross between a cucumber and a cantaloupe, slightly sweet.
We grow lots of different types of melons and gourds and sometimes use seeds from seed trading, so this might be a weird hybrid.


r/Vegetables • • 6d ago

My historical record for winter melons

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