Vegetables are sources of a
multitudeof vitamins, proteins and other beneficial stuff.
But not only that. They can give
coloranda good taste to your meal. Some vegetables you eat raw, others
cookedandsome you can use both ways and that makes up for a lot of
variations. Before world war II you had winter vegetables like
cabbages, or summervegetables like Belgian endive and carrots. Today
you can get all kindsof vegetables the year round. I am trying to give
you links to nice andinformative vegetable pages dedicated to just that
one vegetable. Now it is september 2010 and
i have'nt looked at this page for almost two years. So I need to get
rid of a lot of dead links. I wil do thi before the end of the year.
| Bean-sprouts | Sorrel | |
| horse radish | Swisschard | |
| Alfalfa | Shallot | Pumpkin |
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With a vegetable page there should be
somecooking links. And here they are.
| 24 carrotrecipes | SoulFood | The CongoCookbook | ||
| Filipino vegetarian recipes | Gemüseland
A German language site about veggies |
| Eatingout in the Netherlands | Find substitutes at: The cooks thesaurus |
The eggplant conspiracy | Vegetablegardening in winter | Theleafy green council |
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| Food
dictionary Danish/French/Dutch German/English |
| My homepage. About 100 miscellaneous links. |
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| Animals,
deador alive. Links to 140 species of mammals, birds, fish and insects. |
Indian
Natural History. About nature on the Indian subcontinent |
| Peter
Witteveen's dierenpagina. Links naar Nederlandstalige sites over dieren. |
Peter's
fruit page. Links to 50 types of fruits and a number of fruit recipe sites. |