Saturday, November 29, 2008

Section 2: Vegetables: Items 113 - 263

Please note that I have linked as many of the 1001 to links on the web, such as wikipedia (those that have links are underlined). I have also indicated in italics and bold, the ones that I have tried. I anticipate over the course of the year, writing about each ingredient, but for the purpose of these lists, I felt that a general list was probably the best.


Section 2: Vegetables
  1. Nasturtium
  2. Zucchini Blossom
  3. Palm Heart
  4. Cardoon
  5. Pacaya
  6. Flor de Izote
  7. Banana Flower
  8. Roman Artichoke
  9. Lumignano Pea
  10. Snow Pea
  11. French Pea
  12. Green Flageolet
  13. Edamame
  14. Broad Bean
  15. Petai Bean
  16. Horseradish Pod
  17. Silver Queen Corn
  18. Ackee
  19. Tomatillo
  20. Green Tomato
  21. Cherry Tomato
  22. San Marzano Tomato
  23. Water Chestnut
  24. Asian Eggplant
  25. Eggplant
  26. Hass Avocado
  27. Plantain
  28. Okra
  29. Cucumber
  30. Bitter Melon
  31. Silk Squash
  32. Butternut Squash
  33. Spaghetti Squash
  34. Pumpkin
  35. Winter Melon
  36. Amaranth
  37. Microgreen
  38. Wild Arugula
  39. Corn Salad/Mache
  40. Watercress
  41. Pea Shoot
  42. Purslane
  43. Sorrel
  44. Romaine Lettuce
  45. Frisee
  46. Tudela Lettuce Heart
  47. Belgian endive
  48. Arrowhead Spinach
  49. Swiss Chard
  50. Shungiku
  51. Uzouza Leaf
  52. Bok Choy
  53. Celtuce
  54. Melokhia
  55. Turnip Green
  56. Rock Samphire
  57. Marsh Samphire
  58. Dandelion
  59. Nettle
  60. Wild Garlic Leaf
  61. Fiddlehead
  62. Beansprout
  63. Wild Rice Stem
  64. Hop Shoot
  65. Bamboo Shoot
  66. Vaucluse Green Asparagus
  67. Bassano White Asparagus
  68. Angelica
  69. Purple Sprouting Broccoli
  70. Brussels Sprout
  71. Kohlrabi
  72. Red Cabbage
  73. Braganza Cabbage
  74. Elephant Garlic
  75. Jersey Shallot
  76. Rose de Roscoff Onion
  77. Maui Onion
  78. Scallion
  79. Calcot
  80. Ramp
  81. Bleu de Solaise Leek
  82. Celery Heart
  83. Florence Fennel
  84. Beauty Heart Radish
  85. Chioggia Beet
  86. Turnip
  87. Jicama
  88. Celeriac
  89. Arracacha
  90. Chantenay Carrot
  91. Parsnip
  92. Hamburg Parsnip
  93. Mooli/Daikon
  94. Salsify
  95. Golden Needle
  96. Bellflower Root
  97. Lotus Root
  98. Gobo
  99. Sweet Potato
  100. Jerusalem Artichoke
  101. Crosnes
  102. Japanese Yam
  103. Taro
  104. Jersey Royal Potato
  105. Ratte Potato
  106. Pink Fir Potato
  107. Peruvian Purple Potato
  108. Black Perigord Truffle
  109. White Alba Truffle
  110. Huitlacoche
  111. Iwatake
  112. Enokitake
  113. Matsutake
  114. Maitake
  115. Oyster Mushroom
  116. Oronge Mushroom
  117. Saffron Milk Cap
  118. Chanterelle
  119. Cep
  120. Shiitake
  121. Morel
  122. Kalamata Olive
  123. Nyons Olive
  124. Bella di Cerignola Olive
  125. Moroccan-style Olive
  126. Frozen Pea
  127. Pickled Silverskin Onion
  128. Lampascioni Onion
  129. Pantelleria Caper
  130. Caper Berry
  131. Pickled Gherkin
  132. Cornichon
  133. Sun-Dried Tomato
  134. Navarra Piquillo Pepper
  135. Piquante Pepper
  136. Chuno
  137. Ja Choy
  138. Mui Choy
  139. Wakame
  140. Hijiki
  141. Nori
  142. Sauerkraut
  143. Natto
  144. Silken Bean Curd
  145. Stinky Tofu
  146. Goma Dofu
  147. Yuba
  148. Iru
  149. Tempeh Murni
  150. Saikyo Miso
  151. Hatcho Miso

83/151 Veggies Tasted

I am really surprised at how many of the vegetables I have eaten. I am intrigued to see Tofu and Miso on the list. I guess that they are derivatives of the lovely soy bean, but I never really assosciate them with the lovely veggies. On the not so excited to try list, please add Stinky Tofu and Huitlacoche (which includes the Aztec word for dung).

Happy Tasting!

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