blondcat
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i love cauliflower, haven't tried to grow one yet. Maybe i will try next year
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Growingpains
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| Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 10:03 pm Post subject: Favorite vegetable |
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I concur that the scrumptious tomato is not a vegetable, so I can admit that green beans are my favorite and I can still have my tomatoes. YAHoo!  Beans are so versital. They are great raw, cooked, in a casserole, dried and made into soup. Much as I like all vegetables, beans has to be # 1.
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Bluewolf
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potatos!!
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DominikaS
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I have to say, broad beans, zuccini and aubergine. I love eating them. 
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stratsmom
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I love spinach and green beans. I like baking with pumpkin because it stays moist, is colorful and is good for you. Also, it says "Fall" to me 
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manicrabbit
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I just love asparagus, arugula, and broccoli.
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Danjensen
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well after the first summer of having a garden and having bushels of cherry tomato's.
I will go for cherry tomatoes this year.
One of the most versatile veggys, I love how you can eat it fresh off the vine or take it inside and make any number of dishes.
As an avid cook I love the variety of fresh dishes i can make with it.
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daisybeans
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R u t a b a g a !!! Yum!
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herbfan3
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I love them all but tomatoes are my favorite especially since I learned how to enhance their flavor by planting a row of basil next to the tomato plants. I've always loved gardening but a while back I discovered herb gardening and haven't looked back. Herbs are the most amazing class of plants because of their history and wide variety of things they can do.
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FlowerFreak22
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I absolutely love broccoli. I remember when I was very young I grew a HUGE one. So big that I took it to school for lunch for three days. Since then I haven't tried to grow it again, but maybe I will this year.
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kevin
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I love potatoes..
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NC Market Gardener
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Fresh sweet corn directly from the garden. It is great raw, steamed, boiled, buttered, creamed, with butter beans and many other ways.
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herbfan3
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NC Market Gardener, You have made my mouth water.
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anglxanadu27
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My favorite hands down is homegrown tomatos. I love them sliced with salt and pepper, on sandwiches etc. I even take them and slice sharp cheddar cheese on them and melt the cheese. So good
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