
Artichoke bottoms
Fresh trimmed artichoke bases that form a natural cup in olive-oil vegetable dishes.
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Fresh trimmed artichoke bases that form a natural cup in olive-oil vegetable dishes.

A round, flattened eggplant relative locally called Kamber or Gavata pepper.

Tender cabbage regrowth shoots, often boiled and dressed as a salad in Aegean cooking.

Orange carrots that add color and gentle sweetness to soups.

Crisp, ribbed green celery stalks, used raw or in soup.

Broad fresh chard leaves with tender ribs for soups and savory baking.

Cooked, drained sweet-corn kernels.

Tender cowpea pods with young seeds, cooked whole or in short lengths.

Small, thin-skinned fresh Persian cucumbers that add crunch to yogurt dishes and salads.

Bitter, edible leaves of the common dandelion, used in salads.

Long, rounded or striped eggplant for stuffing, frying, roasting and purées.

Hollowed eggplant shells, dried for stuffing.

Young fennel leaves and shoots, cooked as a vegetable in the Aegean.

Fresh garlic bulbs made up of cloves, used whole, sliced or crushed.

Grape leaves preserved in brine, used to wrap rice filling into rolls.

Young edible bean pods for vegetable dishes and braises.

A white-shafted onion relative with broad green leaves, cooked in olive-oil dishes.

Fresh lettuce leaves of unspecified variety, used as a crisp layer or a serving bed.

Bulb onion in yellow, red and sweet types, used raw or cooked.

A crisp bulb onion with purple-red outer layers, used raw or cooked.

Small onions suited to whole-bulb cooking.

Plain shelled green peas stored frozen, cooked before eating.

Fresh green peppers that vary in shape, wall thickness and heat.

Fresh red sweet pepper for chopped salads, roasting and cooked vegetable dishes.
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