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Taro Root
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Colocasia
esculenta is known as Taro. This is a cultivated species of the
Araceae family. The underground root, called a "corm", is
edible and a popular vegetable in parts of Asia, the Pacific islands, West
Africa and regions of South America. Taro is also known as Cocoyam,
Dasheen, Colocasia, Elephant's Ear (plant and leaves) and Kalo.
Did
you know....
the heart-shaped leaves of this plant resemble elephant leaves? The
perennial plant grows to be up to 5 - 6 feet tall!
Taro
is a great source of fiber and are free from gluten protein.
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Vegetables
Fruits
are the fleshy edible part of a plant that contains its seeds. Most
people think that rhubarb is a fruit, but technically, rhubarb is a
vegetable.
Vegetables
are plants that are cultivated for their edible parts which include
roots, stems, leaves or flowers. Therefore, a zucchini is
botanically a fruit, but is used as a vegetable.
"Anyone can
count
the number of seeds
in an apple,
but only God
can count
the number of
apples in a seed."
~ Robert H. Schuller ~
"Might it
be,
that the produce manager is more important to your children's health
than is the pediatrician?"
~ Meryl Streep ~
"Let my
words,
like vegetables,
be tender and sweet,
for tomorrow,
I may have to
eat them."
~ Author Unknown ~
"An onion
can make
people cry,
but there's no
vegetable
that can
make them laugh."
~ Anonymous ~
Have you heard of
the
garlic diet?
Although you don't
lose much weight,
from a distance,
your friends think
you look thinner!
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