Results tagged 'vegetable'

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• Avocado

  Avocados come in varying shapes, colours, and sizes, depending on the variety. The most common variety, the Hass avocado, is oval and has a dark...

• Beef and Spinach Bake

  Your family will be clammering for more when you serve this casserole, it is simply delicious, don't expect any leftovers.

• Bitter Melon

  The bitter melon grows on a climbing plant measuring between 7 and 10m in length; the vines have tendrils by which they attach themselves to plants...

• Brussels Sprouts

  Brussels sprouts resemble small cabbages and are found growing densely in the leaf axils of upright stems that can grow as high as 90cm . Each stem...

• Fuerte Avocado

  This is in season from late autumn through spring. It's not quite as buttery as the Hass avocado, but its flavor is excellent.

• Hass Avocado

  Hass avocados are a smaller variety and are more oval in shape than Fuerte and Sharwill. Their skin is coarsely textured, and they are the only...

• Mushroom Stock for Steamboats

  This aromatic spring onion-flavoured stock becomes even more delicious as you dip and cook the raw accompaniments.

• Red Cabbage

  One head yields about 8 cups shredded cabbage. Notes: Red cabbage tastes just like green cabbage, so your choice between them depends largely on...

• Reed Avocado

  This large, roundish avocado slips easily from the peel, and has excellent flavor and texture. It will stay firm even when ripe, so it's not a good...

• Savoy Cabbage

  Savoy cabbage is like ordinary cabbage, but with a milder flavor. It can often be used in place of green cabbage, and your dish will probably be...

• Sharwil Avocado

  The Sharwil tends to be small and more pear shaped with a shorter fatter neck than other Avocados. It comes into season along the East Coast of...

• Shepard Avocado

  Smooth, green skin, golden buttery flesh, delicious nutty taste, and the only variety that doesn't go brown when cut, there's little wonder that...

• Wurtz Avocado

  Avocados again accompany its fellow winter Avocado coming into season at the end of April in the Bundaberg region of Central Queensland and grows...

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