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Meanings of succulent vegetables in English
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Usage of succulent vegetables in English
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Asparagus is one of the succulent vegetables comparatively low in food value.
2
In place of the succulent vegetables named, others may be used.
3
The fresh young legumes may be classed with the succulent vegetables.
4
Gradually increase the variety until all the succulent vegetables are used.
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All the succulent vegetables that are desired may be partaken of.
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Dinner: Nuts, stewed succulent vegetables, lettuce and sliced tomatoes, with or without oil.
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Dinner: Pecans, two stewed succulent vegetables, salad of lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers, dressing.
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Dinner: Nuts, cooked succulent vegetables, one or two varieties, sliced tomatoes.
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Another function of the succulent vegetables is to take up space in the stomach.
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This is but a partial list of the succulent vegetables.
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The succulent vegetables may be combined with all other foods.
12
Eat with cooked succulent vegetables and with raw salad vegetables.
13
Under succulent vegetables are given both root and top vegetables, because of their similarity.
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Evans has not attempted anything else, and probably the more succulent vegetables would require irrigation.
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Stovetop braising is a method that gives you tender, succulent vegetables with very little work.
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The salad vegetables may be eaten with the meal containing eggs and the stewed succulent vegetables.
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