Palm Tree
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Gosh I love most veggies. Due to space constraints I cannot grow much myself, but I love broccolli, butternuts, chillis (various varieties) and teh rest I have to buy from the market.
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coolalaskan
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I like 'em all, too! But we just picked a bunch of fiddleheads last month. Even froze some for some cold, dark winter night. Such a delicacy...
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travelingbooklover
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I love vegetables with only two exceptions- lima beans and okra. If I had to choose favorites it would be tomatoes, asparagus, any salad greens. I am enjoying rocket from the garden right now. (I may be wrong in including that- some of my books call it an herb and others call it a veggie. Either way- its nutty flavor is so yummy in a salad.)
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TheBip
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o.O I dont have a fave veggie but I do like potatoes ^_^
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Griphook
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Purple-Hull Peas!!!
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louisiana-blooms
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hahaha ya can tell griphook is from the south !..lol with those purple -hull peas .gosh those are good !
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I hope i'm right in this, a fiddlehead is an unfurlerd fern leaf. This might help explain?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiddlehead
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Palm Tree
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Oh my
I never knew that it was edible. It just shows how little I know!
Unfortunately we only have the bracken ferns here.
Thanks for the information - The Stew is amazing - here I learn something new again. 
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flowerpower313
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I would have to say onions, lettuce, peas, maters & garlic for the top 5. lol :)We had plenty of peas this yr, but none got cooked. They are so much better raw.
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gardenplansireland
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The spud or potato.
Not the easiest to grow well, but is so adaptable to the table.
Any time i leave Ireland, once I set foot in another country, I immediately crave spuds.
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stratsmom
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I like, make that LOVE green beans  We also use a lot of garlic and onions. I've never grown cabbage but I love it raw in salads. My husband really likes fresh carrots with butter, not too crisp but not too mushy either (I've spoiled him) 
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lexxivexx
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Geeze, what a hard question for a vegetarian to answer!
Tomatoes make me the happiest when they're mine, but I love it all! Carrots, celery, brussel sprouts, beans, taters, peppers, okra, broccoli, cabbage, squash you name it. The only thing I don't like is cooked peas (unless they're in a pod) and cucumbers. For some freakish reason I love dill pickles, but unadulterated cukes make me vomit... seriously.
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bailey
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potatoes and asparagus are my 2 favorite veggies.
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SongofJoy57
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I love fried okra best!!! YUM!!!
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