Learn the Names of Vegetables!

Vocabulary:

• Asparagus (noun)
Example: Asparagus is delicious when grilled.

• An Artichoke (noun)
Example: She added an artichoke to the salad.

• A Beetroot (noun)
Example: A beetroot can add a rich color to your dish.

• Broccoli (noun)
Example: Broccoli is a great source of vitamins.

• A Cabbage (noun)
Example: She bought a cabbage to make coleslaw.

• A Carrot (noun)
Example: I sliced a carrot for the stew.

• A Cauliflower (noun)
Example: He roasted a cauliflower for dinner.

• Corn (noun)
Example: Corn is sweet and crunchy.

• A Cucumber (noun)
Example: She added a cucumber to the salad.

• An Eggplant (noun)
Example: I baked an eggplant for dinner.

• A Fennel (noun)
Example: A fennel bulb adds a nice flavor to the dish.

• Garlic (noun)
Example: Garlic is essential for this recipe.

• Green beans (noun)
Example: Green beans are a healthy side dish.

• A Leek (noun)
Example: I added a leek to the soup.

• An Onion (noun)
Example: I chopped an onion for the sauce.

• Peas (noun)
Example: Peas are a great addition to this dish.

• A Pepper (noun)
Example: She sliced a pepper for the stir-fry.

• A Potato (noun)
Example: I baked a potato for lunch.

• A Pumpkin (noun)
Example: She carved a pumpkin for Halloween.

• A Radish (noun)
Example: A radish adds a spicy crunch to the salad.

• Spinach (noun)
Example: Spinach is rich in iron.