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Name a Fruit or Veggie A to Z
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M - Manna I wounder what it tasted like? The Bible describes it as "waffers that taste like honey".1
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N - Nut butters1
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O - Olives I like the green ones and Glenn like the black ones so we have a variety when we serve them.1
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P- Peaches 🍑 So yummy 😋0
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Q - Quenepa Melicoccus bijugatus is a fruit-bearing tree in the soapberry family Sapindaceae, native or naturalized across the New World tropics including South and Central America, and parts of the Caribbean. Its stone-bearing fruits, commonly called quenepa or guinep, are edible. Wikipedia1
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R- “Red Blood” Oranges 🍊0
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S - Spaghetti Squash1
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T - tangerine 🍊1
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U - Ugni Berry
Murta, Uniberry, Strawberry Myrtle1 -
V- Vine Cherry Tomatoes0
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W - wasabi (Japanese horseradish)1
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X- Xoconostle are the sour fruit from a particular variety of cactus. Unlike sweet prickly pears, xoconostle are naturally sour.0
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Z - Zwetschge
A popular plum in Central Europe, similar to, but distinct from, the clingstone damson.1 -
Susan, haven’t heard of that Plum, thanks for sharing
A- Asparagus0 -
B - Baby Oyster Mushrooms1
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C -colacasia (Elephant ear plant) These plants are tuberous and are known to be used in some traditional Asian cuisine. All parts of the plant are poisonous while raw, but once cooked the tubers are edible. Colocasia is a tender perennial that cannot survive winter months in many places. - Google1
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D - Dill pickles1
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E- Eggplant0
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F - Farm fresh vegetables1
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G - Green tomatoes1
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H - Hot mint tea on a cold morning1
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I - Ice tea for those hot summer days.1
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J- Jalapeño Peppers
Yum yum when I could eat them in recipes0 -
K - Kale salad1
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L - Lamb's Quarters
Also known as wild spinach1 -
M - Mashua
Mashua (Tropaeolum tuberosum) is an Andean tuber crop that is somewhat similar to turnip in cooked flavor and texture. Leaves and flowers are also edible.1 -
N - Nettles - I have never eaten them but I have certainly been stung by them multiple times. We had them around the corn crib and the outbuildings where we stored the lawn mower and other farm implements.1
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O- Oranges 🍊0
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P - Pure maple syrup - so good and bring memories back of our maple trees in the Spring and making this on our old wood stove.1
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I love pure maple syrup. It costs over $10 for a small bottle over here, so I hoard it up! Lol! It lasts a long time in other words.
Q - Queen Anne Cherries
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