Name a Fruit or Veggie A to Z

316Judith · February 6

H- Harvard Beets

Healthyme7410 · February 6

I - Indian Gooseberry - is a deciduous tree of the family Phyllanthaceae. Its native range is tropical and southern Asia. Wikipedia

LosinSusin · February 7

J - Juicy watermelon

Healthyme7410 · February 7

K - Kumquat

316Judith · February 7

L- Limes

LosinSusin · February 7

M - Marshmallow root tea

Healthyme7410 · February 8

N - Neem tree used for medicinal properties I know it is not a vegetable per say but it fits the "N" category like a herb.

316Judith · February 8

O- Oranges 🍊

LosinSusin · February 8

P - Persimmons

Healthyme7410 · February 9

Q- Quandong The computer says they are native to Australia. Susan have you eaten these?

316Judith · February 9

R- Rutabagas

Healthyme7410 · February 9

S - Sweet potato

316Judith · February 10

T- Thai Chiles

LosinSusin · February 10

U - Utazi leaves (Gongronema latifolium) are a bitter-sweet, leafy green vegetable and spice that are native to West Africa. They are also known as bush buck or arokeke.
Uses
Cooking: Utazi leaves are used to season soups, stews, sauces, rice, yam dishes, and vegetable meals. They are also used in marinades and rubs for meats and fish.
Traditional medicine: Utazi leaves are used in traditional folk medicine to treat colds, menstrual cramps, and aid digestion.
Other uses: Utazi leaves are sometimes brewed into tea or used as an aphrodisiac.
Characteristics
Utazi leaves are heart-shaped with serrated edges.
They have a slightly bitter taste and aromatic flavor.
They are rich in fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and essential amino acids.
Recipes
Utazi leaves are used in many African dishes, including Abacha, Nkwobi, Ugba, Plantain porridge, and soups like Nsala.
Availability
Utazi leaves are widely sold in markets, and can also be purchased dried.

Healthyme7410 · February 10

Wow they are used for a lot of things!

V - vinegar - all sorts of flavors. They are you expensive here. My friend paid $40 for a small container of orange honey flavored vinegar. Of course she does not use much. She uses it in her coffee as a sweetener. She says it is not noticeable as vinegar in there.

316Judith · February 11

W- Water Coconut 🥥

LosinSusin · February 11

X - Ximenia

A bush that produces a small fruit sometimes referred to as yellow/tallow plum or sea lemon.

316Judith · February 11

Y- Yucca Root

Healthyme7410 · February 12

Z - Zinc-rich Zwiebeln (that’s “onions” in German)

LosinSusin · February 12

A - Asparagus

316Judith · February 12

B- Belgian Endives

Healthyme7410 · February 13

C - Caraway seeds

LosinSusin · February 13

D - Dill

Healthyme7410 · February 14

E- Elderberries

LosinSusin · February 14

F - Figs

316Judith · February 15

G- Galia Melon

316Judith · February 15

H- Huckleberry

Healthyme7410 · February 15

I - Icicle radish

LosinSusin · February 15

J - Jack fruit

316Judith · February 16

K- Kyoho Grapes

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