Have you heard of carrot’s ghostly cousin?

Posted on September 6, 2013 at 12:00 am.

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While very similar in flavor, shape and texture to the carrot, this ghostly cousin is more often served cooked than raw. Do you have a favorite recipe to enjoy this sweet root veg?

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We saved green beans for day 30 of #vegout2021 With dozens of cultivars, from broad, meaty Roma to thin, delicate French filet beans, pods can be round or flat, and come in multiple colors: green, purple, yellow, or mottled, so they don't have to be a predictable choice.

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