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What is thyme? Thyme is an herb (dried aerial plant) whose leaves grow in a cluster of thin stems. Pronounced "time," this herb can be used for culinary, medicinal, and ornamental purposes. It can be...

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What is turmeric? Turmeric is a common spice used in Asian food to flavor (and color) foods. Turmeric has a warm, slightly bitter flavor that’s earthy and deep. It’s most often used in savory dishes,...

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What are sweet onions? With sweet onions, the name says it all. They are onions that add lots of flavor without the strong flavor of other onion varieties. Even those who don't usually like onions...

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What is taro? Known for its edible and starchy root, taro has a mild sweet taste and a similar texture to potatoes but with many more nutritional benefits. Sometimes called elephant ears (not to be...

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What is tarragon? Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is a green leafy herb with a distinctive taste and many uses across different cuisines. Its flavor is that of mint, vanilla, pepper, and eucalyptus combined and is often...

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What are tomatoes? The tomato is a popular produce item. Botanically, it’s not a vegetable at all, but a fruit—technically, it’s a berry. But because it has such a low sugar content, we treat it...

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What is tatsoi? As part of the Brassica family, tatsoi is a mustard green vegetable. It's a type of Chinese cabbage and goes by a few other names, including: Tatsoi Tat soy Spinach mustard Spoon...

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What are Vidalia onions? Vidalia onions are a sweet vegetable and part of the Allium genus of flowering plants, including leeks, chives, shallots, and garlic. The Vidalia onion is a staple in Southern summertime cuisine,...

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What are turnips? Turnips are a cruciferous vegetable that originated in middle and eastern Asia. They have been cultivated for a little less than 2,500 years and have been a part of the diet of...