Name a Fruit or Veggie A to Z
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C- Carrots- Roasted we’re always my favorite
I always enjoyed cutting up a variety of fresh veggies and lay them on a large oven tray lined with parchment paper and sprinkle a variety of herbs and spices on them and brush them over with olive oil, put in oven on 400 degrees for about 25 minutes, just until they were brown and tender, not soft but a nice crunch to them. Sometimes just before they were finished I’d sprinkle Parmesan cheese on them and put back in oven long enough to melt cheese. So tasty and scrumptious! 😋😋😋0 -
D - Dark green leafy vegetables
I also love roasted vegetable but I never thought to put Parmesan cheese on them. I will need to try that next time I roast vegetables.1 -
E- Elderberry0
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F - fuji apple1
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G - Grapes - our grapes are getting ripe. I hope the raccoons and squirrels do not get in there and eat them all like they did last year. They seem to like them a little unripe so stripped the vines before we felt they were ripe enough to pick.1
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H - Horned Melon Fruit also called Kiwano melon is an exotic, peculiar-looking fruit from the central and southern regions of Africa. It has orange skin with projections that look like horns. The inside is a gelatinous green or yellow with edible seeds. It can be eaten raw with a little sugar, cooked or in smoothies.1
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I- Ileana fruit
Found in Central America
A large fruit with a hard exterior
It’s a sweet flesh inside that can be scooped out when cut in half0 -
J - Japanese Mustard Greens0
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K- Kiwi0
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L- Lemons0
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M- Mango0
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M - Muskmelon (another name for cantelope)0
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N - Naranja. (Spanish word for orange.)0
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O- Onions0
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P - Papaya (also know as Papaw or Pawpaw)0
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Q- Quinoa0
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R - Raisons0
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S- Strawberries0
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T - Tofu1
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U - Udupi Mattu Gulla Eggplant - Udupi Mattu Gulla, or Udupi Matti Gulla, is a variety of green brinjal grown in and around the village of Matti (also called Mattu) in Udupi, India.1
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V - Vidalia onion1
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W- Waxed Yellow Beans0
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X - Xi lan hua (broccoli in English)0
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Y- Yellow Beans0
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z- zebra fruit (looks like a green tomato with lighter vertical stripes)0
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A- Asparagus0
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B - Beet greens0
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C- Carrots0
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D - Dark chocolate covered cherries0
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E-Evergreen Huckleberry0
