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Which vegetable grows on a tall, thick stalk and resembles miniature cabbages?
Brussels sprouts
In the United States, what are the four main groups of lettuce?
Butterhead, crisphead, leaf, and romaine
Which salad greens may be more tender and can be planted in the spring for harvest a few weeks later?
Field mixes
Which is a seed blend that includes a variety of leafy lettuce and other greens?
Mesclun mix
Which is a tuber vegetable?
Sweet potato
Which is a fundamental ingredient in mirepoix?
Celery
Which lettuce is the most flavorful?
Romaine
Which vegetable is actually a type of beet that does not have a root?
Swiss chard
Which vegetable in the onion family has the mildest flavor?
Leeks
Button and shiitake are types of
mushrooms
Which cooking method is most appropriate for eggplant?
Broiling
Which cooking method is best to retain vitamins and minerals?
Steaming
Which cooking method is best for vegetables with little or no skin?
Sauteing
What is the best way to store roots and tubers?
Dry and unpeeled in a cool, dark area
Cucumbers are what type of vegetable?
Fruit
Which type of vegetable is asparagus?
Stem
Potatoes and yams are what type of vegetable?
Tuber
Which class of vegetables includes broccoli and cauliflower?
Flower
Sticks or pieces of raw vegetables with a dipping sauce can be served as a appetizer called
crudités
An avocado falls into which vegetable classification?
Fruit
Corn is which type of vegetable?
Seed
A turnip is classified as which type of vegetable?
Root
A carrot is which type of vegetable?
Root
Mushrooms are fungi and are classified as which type of vegetable?
Stem
Vegetables of what category come from flowering plants and have seeds?
Fruit vegetables
Butterhead and romaine are varieties of
lettuce
Which of the following is a fruit vegetable?
Bell pepper
Which cut is commonly used on smaller foods, such as garlic, herbs, and ginger?
Mincing
Vidalia and pearl are varieties of
onion
Why do most vegetables need to be kept dry?
Excess moisture causes produce to spoil quickly
Which vegetable family does brassica belong to?
Cabbage
Vegetables are grown indoor year-round, under regulated temperatures and light, in nutrient-enriched water through
hydroponic farming
Which cooking method quickly and partially cooks vegetables in hot water or oil before shocking them in cold water to halt the cooking process?
Blanching
Which green is the most adaptable in the kitchen?
Spinach
What is the most common type of pea?
Green garden pea
Which vegetable is the immature flower of a thistle plant?
Artichoke
Which is the most appropriate cooking method for cabbage and celery?
Braising
Cutting a product into cubes with a chef's knife is called
dicing
Even with proper storage, most foodservice operations do not keep produce for more than
4 days
Chili peppers and squash are what type of vegetables?
Fruit