Young shoots harvested before they branch.
Crisp, fibrous stalks commonly eaten raw or cooked.
Edible seeds or tender pods.
A swollen stem that resembles a bulb, eaten raw or cooked.
Most popular tuber; starchy, versatile, comes in many varieties (russet, Yukon gold, red, fingerling).
Used in soups, pies, and curries.
Radishes are small, fast-growing root vegetables known for their crisp texture and peppery bite. They’re often used raw to add crunch and spice to dishes, but they can also be cooked to mellow their flavor.
Flat, tender pods eaten whole; common in stir-fries.
Sweet, orange or purple flesh, rich in beta-carotene. Not botanically related to white potatoes.
Often confused with sweet potatoes; drier, starchier, mainly grown in Africa and Asia.
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