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    Veronica133's AvatarVeronica133 , 12-28-2009 08:55 AM
    My favorite vegetable is cauliflower, but I must say that there are tons of good vegetables that I have not tried. What's your favorite vegetable?
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    kristilinn13's Avatarkristilinn13 , 12-28-2009 09:07 AM
    Green peppers... true they make your breath stink a little bit... but there's something about their crunch that gets me
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    bacilli's Avatarbacilli , 12-28-2009 09:09 AM
    I love them all, except lima beans. My current go-to veggies are eggplant and mushrooms.
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    JulieJ08's AvatarJulieJ08 , 12-28-2009 12:26 PM
    My favorite lately is a dark, leafy green salad with real vinaigrette. But I'm fond of most veggies, and my favorite changes all the time. I really like cucumber - to munch on or to chop on top of things. I like broccoli in things, but I'm not crazy about just steamed or roasted broccoli.
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    EZMONEY's AvatarEZMONEY , 12-29-2009 09:15 AM
    Hummmm.........

    I would really love to say corn...with a lot of butter

    but for the purposes of this site I better stick with my second choice...

    spinach ...in all forms!
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    patchworkpenguin's Avatarpatchworkpenguin , 12-29-2009 09:19 AM
    Carrots are a favorite of mine. cooked or raw.

    Broccoli is also high on the list.

    Sweet potatos, too. I like mine baked then sprinkled with cinnamon.
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    evilwomaniamshe's Avatarevilwomaniamshe , 12-29-2009 09:21 AM
    It's a toss up between
    buttercup squash & sugar snap peas

    But I love pretty much all veggies..
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    MysticBliss's AvatarMysticBliss , 01-12-2010 09:49 PM
    Most cooked veggies I just can't stomach besides corn, corn on the cob preferred. I do love raw carrots, celery, green peppers and mushrooms.
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    CLCSC145's AvatarCLCSC145 , 01-12-2010 10:20 PM
    Hmm. Carrots! Followed by green beans, broccoli, and tomatoes. Potatoes and sweet potatoes are even above carrots, but I try not to eat them too much - too starchy, but yummy.
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    Naama's AvatarNaama , 01-18-2010 09:55 AM
    Kohlrabi!

    Does it even exist in the States?
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    Mikan's AvatarMikan , 01-18-2010 11:07 AM
    Asian veggies like..
    green onion
    nappa
    daikon
    nagaimo
    sweet potato

    and anything leafy and green, chard, kale, brussel sprouts. Seriously I LOVE my veggies.
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    ANewCreation's AvatarANewCreation , 01-18-2010 12:29 PM
    I haven't met a veggie I didn't like...if you make it I will eat it!

    Lately I've become obsessed over zucchini. Sliced thin, lightly sauteed (just a quick spritz of oil--the less you use the more crisp it will stay), & just as it's done sprinkle some parmesan cheese over it. If you haven't had fried food in forever it will remind you of fried zucchini. My whole family loves it (well, not the hubby but that just means more for the rest of us!).

    Drool.....
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    shantroy's Avatarshantroy , 01-18-2010 12:44 PM
    I love brussel sprouts. Cut them into strips, steam for a few minutes then saute with some leeks and it's delicious!

    Chard, it another fav, steamed and sautéed. I also love roasted broccoli. The only veggies I dislike are green peppers and mushrooms. So I'll eat just about anything.
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    Thighs Be Gone's AvatarThighs Be Gone , 01-18-2010 12:51 PM
    Gosh, hard to decide.

    I love the versatility of the squashes--subbing them for pasta, pureeing for soups, etc.

    I love the taste of sauteed brocc. with my eggwhites and onions.

    I love smashed cauliflower with all the fixin's in it. (5 calorie butter, diced ham, green onions, parmasean)
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    Thighs Be Gone's AvatarThighs Be Gone , 01-18-2010 12:54 PM
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Naama
    Kohlrabi!

    Does it even exist in the States?
    Yes, of course it does. It is more popular in Europe though.
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