What are your favorite vegetables to eat? How do you normally

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>>8693288
crucifers

pan fried in coconut oil with a bit of salt

>>8693288
>Zuchini
pls

>>8693308

Romanesco is good.

Fiddleheads are better.

Roasted butternut squash

>>8693288
Do potatoes count?

>>8693330
fiddleheads aren't cruciferous

>>8693397
>>8693330
What is a fiddlehead?

I really like fried zucchini, even though at that point there's no reason in it being a vegetable.

>>8693451
Why?

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>>8693438
a young fern frond

>>8693456
Because it's fried and that's unhealthy.

>>8693459

There's nothing automatically unhealthy about fried food unless you eat massive amounts of it.

>>8693468
Interesting. Too bad Olive Garden removed their fried zucchini, so I have to make my own and it's a huge hassle.

>>8693479
>and it's a huge hassle.

How so? Fried zucchini is easy as fuck.

>>8693484
I gotta get out my frier and make it myself, otherwise the other cheap ways don't taste as good as me.

>>8693486
>get out frier

Just get a pan and put a little oil in it.

>>8693504
I've tried that, but it doesn't taste nearly as good. Maybe I'll try it again sometime.

>>8693486
>I gotta get out my frier and make it myself

What's hard about that?

''a la dente" cooked spinach with a bit of garlic, butter, s&p

carrots
raw
every orifice

>>8693521
this sounds horrible

>>8693288
For me it's the potato. Best and most versatile vegetable there is.

acorn squash is pretty good. usually steamed.

>>8693438
scary shit

>>8693457
lol I only know that from stardew valley

>>8693457

How do you have these? Just saute?

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>>8695241

Usually yes.

Pairs well with morels.

MUSHROOM
BROCCOLI
CAULIFLOWER
ONION

SALT
PEPPER
OIL
CAYENNE A SPRINKLE
PAPRIKA
GARLIC POWDER

PAN NICE AND HOT
COOK WATER OUT
BROWN AND FOND
DEGLAZE WITH A TABLESPOON OF STOCK
COOK FOR 2 MINUTES DONE

cauliflower baked in olive oil salt/pepper

>>8695261

Mmm, gorgeous.

Do you pick your own shoots in the spring or just buy them?

In stir fry:
Broccoli
bok choi
carrot
zucchini
eggplant
onion
not vegetables, but tofu+mushroom too

In "Japanese: style curry:
most of the above, plus cauliflower and potato

>>8693382
Well they are vegetables.

>>8693459
You don't need much oil for sauteing.

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>>8695343

I pilfer them from a National Historic site, family tradition. Pic related. No joke. The exact spot I burgle them from. I suppose it's foraging.

I use to make a mean vegetable bake consisting of zucchini, onion, mushrooms, Kalimata olives, and cherry tomatoes. With crushed garlic, rosemary, evoo, salt and pepper over the top.
Then my gf left me and I became homeless.

fried eggplant is the shit

Broccoli is probably my favorite.

I love okra, but it's hard to get fresh okra where I live

What are the best baked veggies? I sautee everything

>>8697385
Root veggies. Oil lemon and parm.

>>8693288
get on my level?

>>8698782
There's lettuce so 2/10, but you should probably stop being such a faggot.

While technically a veg I say tomatoes, though onions are a close second.