Classifications
Nutrients
Selection
storage
preperation
100

The edible stalks of a plant 

What are stems

100

Potatoes are high in this vitamin

What is potassium

100
What should you look for when shopping for vegetables 

What is ripeness size color shape and condition

100

this vegetable should be stored in a cold dark place 

what is onion

100

partially cooking foods 

what is par boil

200

layers of fleshy leaves surrounding the underground part of the stem 

What are bulbs

200

You need this nutrient in smaller amounts

What are micronutrients 

200

Avoiding decayed or damaged veggies 

what is condition

200

how you should store fruits 

what is refrigerated in containers 

200

cook veggies in boiling water for 2-3 mins and immediately transfer to an ice bath

what is blanch

300

Large underground body that grows off the root 

What are tubers

300

this vegetable is high in vitamin C

bell pepper, tomato, brocoli

300

Avoid this color when shopping for potatoes 

what is green

300

This vegetable should be stored in a dimly lit place with air circulation 

what is garlic

300

to stay just below the boiling point 

what is simmer

400

Slender tap that grows into the ground 

What are roots 

400

this nutrient fuels your brain kidneys heart and nervous system

what are carbohydrates 

400

How to you pick the right size 

what is avoiding extra large veggies and choose by weight 

400

this vegetable should be refrigerated in a container or sealed in a plastic bag 

what are leafy greens 

400

use dry heat to cook food evenly on both sides 

what is roast 

500

fleshy, contains seeds that can be eaten 

What are fruits

500

this nutrient increases the weight and size of stool and softens

What is dietary fiber

500

Veggies should be properly harvested 

what is ripeness 

500

how you should store stalks 

what is in a container or plastic wrap 

500

fried quickly in a little hot fat 

what is sauté 

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