Types of Vegetables
Veg. Definitions
Why eat vegetables?
Storing and Cooking
Pigment
100

Give two examples of a root

Radish, beet, carrot, potato

100

Roots store a plants_____ supply

Many can be eaten raw, but others must be _____

Food Supply

Cooked

100

Orange and yellow foods vegetables contain 

Beta Carotene

100

Most produce can be _______

Refrigerated

100

Green Vegetables contain

Chlorophyll  

200

Give two examples of stems

Asparagus and Celery

200
Edible stems are ______ and need______ cooking.

Tender, Minimal cooking 

200

Cruciferous vegetables may _____the risk of cancer

Lower

200

Potatoes, onions, sweet potatoes, and bananas should be kept in a _____ and ___ place.

Cool and Dry

200

Yellow Vegetables contain

Carotene

300

Give two examples of Tubers.

Potatoes and sweet potatoes

300

Tubers are a large underground____ that stores Nutrients.

Stem

300

Beta carotene helps the body produce Vitamin____

Vitamin A

300

Refrigerate in the _____section of refrigerator or in a paper bag.

Crisper

300

White vegetables contain

Flavones

400

Give two examples of Leaves.

Lettuce, Spinach, Cabbage

400

Leaves are tender and many can be____,

but others need _______cooking.

Can be eaten raw

need minimal cooking 

400

List a two types of cruciferous vegetables.

Broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, collards, kale, cauliflower, rutabagas, and turnips

400

Excess moisture can cause ____ to grow or decay

Mold

400

Red Vegetables contain

Anthocyanin

500

Give two examples of bulbs.

Shallots, onions, and leeks.

500

Bulbs Have layers of _______surrounding the underground part of the_______

Flesh

Stem

500

What was Popeye's favorite vegetable?

Spinach 

500

What gas is released as fruits and vegetables start to ripen and decay?

Co2

500

Applying heat to vegetables can make the pigment___

Fade away

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