Vegetables


Rah, Rah, Radishes!: A Vegetable Chant
Goodnight, Veggies
Creepy Carrots! (Jasper Rabbit's Creepy Tales!)
Growing Vegetable Soup
Little Pea
Vegetables in Underwear
The Carrot Seed
I Yam a Donkey!: A silly picture book where a donkey's grammar mix-ups infuriate a persnickety yam―wordplay and a dark twist for ages 4-7 (A Yam and Donkey Book, 1)
Eating the Alphabet
I Eat Vegetables! (Things I Eat)
Amara's Farm (Where in the Garden #1)
Alien Tomato
1 Big Salad: A Delicious Counting Book
How Martha Saved Her Parents From Green Beans
No Nibbling!
Edge Case by YZ ChinThe Dead Husband Cookbook by Danielle ValentineOutrageous by Kliph NesteroffThe Tomato Man by Alistair MairSalads for Every Season by Roz Denny
Tomatoes
15 books — 4 voters

The Fruit & Veggie ABC Book by Mary    LeeNight of the Veggie Monster by George McClementsThe History of Veggies by Mary    LeeRah, Rah, Radishes! by April Pulley SayreEating the Alphabet by Lois Ehlert
Let's Eat Veggies
44 books — 22 voters
Growing Perennial Foods by Acadia TuckerFarm-Fresh and Fast by Fairshare CSA CoalitionThe Fruit Forager's Companion by Sara BirSeasons at the Farm by Shaye ElliottDelicious Deep Fryer Recipes by Daniel Humphreys
Cooking from the Garden
42 books — 7 voters


Shokado bento boxes were originally paint boxes, you know--- that's why they're divided up into squares like that. Anyway, in the top left are the appetizers. Wakasa winter mackerel, marinated in vinegar and served sashimi-style; Hinase oysters simmered in a sweet soy and mirin sauce; Kyoto-reared chicken, deep-fried in the Toji temple style using a yuba batter; vinegared Taiza crab; stewed Shishigatani pumpkin; and Omi beef, marinated and deep-fried Tatsuta-age style. All served bite-size. In t ...more
Jesse Kirkwood, The Restaurant of Lost Recipes

Mia P. Manansala
The latik is almost done. Get the bowl and strainer ready. And get the maja blanca out of the fridge." I followed her orders, and as my grandmother strained the browned coconut curds, or latik, from the coconut oil, I cut the coconut and corn pudding into squares. I helped my grandmother sprinkle the coconut curds on top of the cut pudding and stuck the tray back in the fridge. The texture was best when it was cold, so it'd stay there until it was time for dessert. Next, I cleaned up the vegetab ...more
Mia P. Manansala, Guilt and Ginataan

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