artichoke
/ˈɑɹtəˌtʃoʊk/, /ˈɑɹtɪˌtʃoʊk/
nouna round green vegetable with a cluster of thick green leaves that form a bud, used in cooking
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1. [Rhett] TGI Friday's spinach artichoke drip.
2. Which season is the artichoke?
3. Artichoke compounds also have anti-inflammatory effects.
4. Artichokes can also reduce bad cholesterol in your body.
5. The artichoke is moving.
asparagus
/əˈspɛɹəɡəs/
nouna long green vegetable with edible stems, used in cooking or eaten raw
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1. I said asparagus.
2. - I love asparagus.
3. Asparagus has a pH factor of 8.5.
4. Asparagus deserves more recognition than a side dish.
5. Bring the asparagus over.
basil
/ˈbæzəɫ/
nouna plant of the mint family with aromatic leaves that are eaten raw or cooked
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1. You know basil.
2. So basil goes right in.
3. Thai basil can have a purple tinge to it.
4. Basil scares away mosquitoes and houseflies.
5. I really like basil.
bell pepper
/bˈɛl pˈɛpɚ/
nouna small hollow fruit, typically red or green, etc., used in cooking or eaten raw
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1. - Dried red bell pepper.
2. Bell peppers have zero Scoville heat units.
3. Bell Pepper Eating bell peppers has a profound effect on vision.
4. Try bell pepper egg cups.
5. Our bell peppers our stuffed with our mixture.
cauliflower
/ˈkɑɫəˌfɫaʊɝ/
nounthe flower head of a plant from the cabbage family that is white in color and is eaten as a vegetable
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1. - Almond broccoli cauliflower cornmeal and chicken.
2. Almond broccoli cauliflower cornmeal and chicken - Chicken.
3. Next recipe, cauliflower rice.
4. Now cauliflower pancakes.
5. - Cauliflower? -
fennel
/ˈfɛnəɫ/
nouna plant with feathery leaves and a round thick stem, used as a vegetable or for adding flavor to food
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1. - It means fennel!
2. Fennel frond honestly, really fantastic ingredient.
3. Fennel tea has some amazing benefits.
4. I've got fennel, lots of different things.
5. These women took fennel supplements several days before and during their menstruation.
ginger
/ˈdʒɪndʒɝ/
nouna thick and spicy root with pale brown color used as a seasoning in cooking, particularly in powder form
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1. Put ginger.
2. Ginger offers amazing health benefits, especially for sore muscles and pain.
3. Surprisingly, ginger managed the pain as effectively as any other OTC pain-reliever.
4. Ginger alleviates extreme symptoms of dysmenorrhea.
5. Ginger offers many health benefits to the body - especially to the lungs.
leek
/ˈɫik/
nouna plant of the onion family with layers of green leaves and a white stem, used in cooking
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1. These are leeks.
2. Now your leeks can go in.
3. That's leek!
4. Honestly, just leek.
5. A leek that's really losing its erection.
okra
/ˈoʊkɹə/
nouna type of vegetable with long green seed cases, used in cooking
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1. - I love okra.
2. Because okra comes from Africa.
3. I hate okra.
4. - Do you like okra?
5. - I also love okra.
parsley
/ˈpɑɹsɫi/
nounan aromatic plant with curly green leaves, used for garnishing food or in cooking
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1. Three tablespoons chopped parsley.
2. Adding parsley.
3. You get parsley.
4. Parsley packs an impressive list of vitamins and nutrients.
5. We have parsley.
turnip
/ˈtɝnəp/
nouna root vegetable with cream flesh and white and purple skin, used in cooking
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1. - You guys enjoy turnips?
2. Bully Bungsu wants some turnips.
3. So grab your turnip.
4. Now, turnips are remarkably hardy.
5. The turnip is behind a couple of velvet ropes.
thyme
/ˈθaɪm/
nouna plant having small aromatic leaves used as for flavoring food
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1. Thyme there has just given us a whole load of flavour.
2. Thyme leaves.
3. I love thyme.
4. Fresh thyme has more floral characteristics.
5. And one teaspoon dried thyme.
lentil
/ˈɫɛntəɫ/
nouna small, round, and often dried seed that is high in protein and is used for cooking soups, stews, etc.
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1. Use different lentils.
2. My pandemic pantry staple is lentils.
3. Lentils are the right answer!
4. Lentils are a good source of protein along with high fiber content.
5. Lentils are rich in fiber, protein and zinc.
baked goods
/bˈeɪkt ɡˈʊdz/
nounfood that is made by baking a batter or dough in an oven
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1. The farmer's market also has lots of great baked goods, like these cider donuts.
2. Muffins Just like other baked goods a simple muffin is also made out of high sugar, fat and carbs.
3. Store-bought baked goods: Muffins, cookies and cakes combine artery-clogging ingredients like butter, sugar and refined flour.
4. Baked goods are delicious.
5. Several studies have linked commercial baked goods to depression as well!
breadcrumbs
/ˈbɹɛdˈkɹəmz/
nounvery small pieces of bread, used in cooking especially for coating items of food before frying
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1. A LITTLE more of the ORIGIN of POWERS and the WE go back in TIME a LITTLE bit and get to know them, and My Character, and she is ACTUALLY kind of sprinkled breadcrumbs around for her daughter to FIND, so they can make sense of their presence through their past.
bun
/ˈbən/
nouna small bread roll that is round and flat in shape
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1. "The pig shaped buns at Joy Luck Palace."
2. You don't want, like, a bloody burger bun.
3. Ramen bun.
4. My sweet baby angel with his little man bun.
5. We make buns.
barbecue sauce
/bˈɑːɹbɪkjˌuː sˈɔːs/
nouna sauce made with tomatoes, garlic, onion, vinegar, etc. that is usually served with barbecued food
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1. - This crew loves Carolina Gold barbecue sauce.
2. This is barbecue sauce.
3. It's barbecue sauce!
4. Barbecue sauce if it's called for.
5. Barbecue sauce contains a high amount of sugar and salt.
fish stick
/fˈɪʃ stˈɪk/
nouna piece of fish fillet coated with breadcrumbs and then fried
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tofu
/ˈtoʊfu/
nouna soft white food made with mashed soybean
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1. I prefer tofu.
2. Is tofu a good meat substitute?
3. Tofu: ¼ block of tofu contains 12.8 grams of protein and 117 calories.
4. One of my favorite foods and sources of protein is tofu.
5. So place pressed tofu in a bowl.
currant
/kˈɜːɹənt/
nouna small, dark, and dried grape that does not have seeds, particularly used in cakes
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1. Some fruits like currants, peaches, and raspberries have significant amounts of sulphur.
2. Currants and cranberries are great to snack on and also throw into your salad.
3. I'm also using currants.
4. I just like currants, they're a little bit on the tarter side, less sweet.
5. Combine the raisins, currants, mixed dried fruit, ginger, and citrus zest in the nonreactive pot.
gooseberry
/ˈɡusˌbɛɹi/
nouna small yellowish-green or red fruit with a sharp flavor, growing on thorny bushes
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1. It's gooseberry.
2. These are gooseberries.
3. Barbados gooseberry has edible leaves, with high amounts of protein, iron, and other nutrients.
4. it is a gooseberry.
5. The gooseberry is very high in acid.
guava
/ˈɡwɑvə/
nouna tropical fruit with pink juicy flesh, native to Mexico and Central America
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1. - Please welcome guava juice.
2. Do you eat guava?
3. Just one guava can give a major boost to your immunity and digestive system.
4. - It's guava.
5. But guava's a tropical flavor.
persimmon
/pˈɜːsɪmən/
nouna tomato-like fruit with orange skin that is bittersweet in taste
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1. I love persimmon.
2. And since persimmons are so Korean.
3. - This is a persimmon.
4. Persimmon, I like it. -
5. - Dried persimmon.
quince
/ˈkwɪns/
nouna yellow and hard fruit that looks like a pear and has a sweet smell, particularly used for making jam or jelly
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1. - I wanna say quince.
2. - I wanna say quince as well.
3. - Quinces the stallion.
4. - I had a quince.
5. Every girl should have a quince.
passion fruit
/pˈæʃən fɹˈuːt/
nouna type of tropical fruit whose skin is purple in color and has many seeds within, native to South America
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1. Candied passion fruit.
2. Passion fruit has a very characteristic taste and smell.
3. I love passion fruit.
4. And the main taste to me is passion fruit.
5. - I love passion fruit.
kumquat
/ˈkəmkwɑt/
nouna small orange-like fruit with sweet skin and bitter-tasting flesh
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1. Kumquats produce heaps of fruit and almost all year round here in the sub-tropics.
2. Kumquats are one of my favorite citrus to grow of all time.
3. It's a kumquat.
4. I pick kumquats.
5. I like kumquats.
lasagna
/ɫɑˈsɑnjə/, /ɫəˈzɑnjə/
nouna type of dish made with layers of lasagna topped with meat or vegetables and sauce and then cooked, originated in Italy
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1. As opposed to, you know, French lasagna.
2. Make lasagna soup.
3. My show is lasagna.
4. Cover the lasagna with aluminum foil.
5. He loves pasta, lasagna.
poultry
/ˈpoʊɫtɹi/
nounmeat of chickens, turkeys, and ducks
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1. But poultry, of course, is rapidly gaining.
2. Poultry face is worse than steak face by far! -
3. Chicken, poultry, if it's not cooked properly.
4. Low-fat poultry meats are your best options here.
5. I dunno, which poultry.
stew
/ˈstu/
nouna dish of vegetables or meat cooked at a low temperature in liquid in a closed container
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1. I love stew.
2. Brunswick stew on the inside.
3. I love stew.
4. Beef and potato stew Another solid pick for your cold!
5. Our tomato stewed white beans.
marmalade
/ˈmɑɹməˌɫeɪd/
nouna sweetened food made from cooked lemons, oranges, etc., eaten at breakfast
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1. Could you put the marmalade on there?
2. I've also got the marmalade.
3. Any marmalade would be super good.
4. You said orange marmalade.
5. Did I make marmalade, Martha?
mousse
/ˈmus/
nouna cold dessert with a smooth fluffy texture and with chocolate, fruit, etc.
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1. Our mousse is complete.
2. Hide the mousse!
3. The mousse is frozen.
4. That mousse is so soft.
5. Chocolate mousse, these little Easter Egg gluten free Easter nests, and a citrus fruit salad.
tart
/ˈtɑɹt/
nouna pie with no top filled with something sweet or savory
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1. Remember, um, brown sugar pop tarts?
2. E: That was tart.
3. The cheese messed up the tart.
4. Two jams tarts, and a lovely old sergeant major.
5. And this log right here should make around 12 tarts.
syrup
/ˈsɝəp/, /ˈsɪɹəp/
nouna thick sweet liquid made with sugar that is often used as a sauce
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1. The crew loves syrup. -
2. simply syrup.
3. Simply syrup.
4. A combination of powdered sugar, vegetable shortening, and corn syrup is also commonly used.
5. The syrup should reach 300 degrees.
vanilla
/vəˈnɪɫə/
nouna type of flavor that is artificially made or is obtained from the beans of a tropical plant that adds a sweet taste and smell to the food
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1. I like vanilla.
2. - I like vanilla.
3. Just do vanilla?
4. This one is vanilla.
5. - I like vanilla.
