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The Jerusalem Artichoke is a little-known, North American tuber that is said to be able to heal diabetes, and it may be one of the most overlooked health foods.

A reader writes to me for tips on Jerusalem Artichokes. Your gourmet sleuth springs into action. Girasole is Italian for Sun...what American plant follows the sun?

Perennial vegetables will be growing in the same spot for as much as two decades, so it's important to choose and prepare their locations carefully.

This is a special tart which makes a hearty vegetarian dish or a different seasonal accompaniment to pork. The filling is creamy, sweet, comforting and full of flavor.

Inulin, a low-calorie carbohydrate found in certain roots and tubers, barely affects blood sugar and improves digestive health as an unusual type of fiber and a prebiotic

Meat and fish were plentiful but what kind of vegetables did the pilgrims and native people share at the first Thanksgiving? Here, we will take a look at what is known.

Visitors to London at the end of July will be able to experience a little bit of Italy, in one of the city's more unsual events.

This Mexican squash is becoming more popular in the States and easier to find in grocery stores.

Although variety is key, like so many things, a few foods stand out above the rest when it comes to helping create a diabetes diet to control blood glucose levels.

Sugar, carbs, yeast and mushrooms feed non-beneficial bacteria including candida. Reduce discomfort and illness by eliminating the worst candida foods from your diet.

This is a review of The Allotment Cookbook, by Kathryn Hawkins. It's full of information on how to harvest, store and cook your home grown fruit and vegetables.

Enjoy fresh produce year after year without having to replant every spring and fall. Here, a list of four food plants which keep producing and a bit about how to grow the

Roasting in the oven is a great and easy way to prepare flavourful vegetables for main or side dishes. Almost any vegetable can be roasted.

Discover food preservation techniques to store vegetables many months. Dry and store vegetables. Preserving garlic, onion, shallot, beans...How to for storing vegetables.

Mary Gunderson, culinary historian, chronicles the Lewis and Clark Expedition through paleocuisineology®-"bringing history alive though cooking."

Andrea Chesman's Garden-Fresh Vegetable Cookbook is the perfect companion for those who love to garden but are overwhelmed with vegetables at harvest time.

In a world where it is possible to have any foodstuff all year round, it can be a rewarding challenge to cook and eat seasonal produce.

The pigments contained in produce, the component that gives each item its color, actually helps the body in its own unique way.

American Thanksgiving fare has been influenced by different groups of immigrants' traditional food. Celebrate the holiday and its history with a Pennsy Dutch feast.

A food hangover? Yes, but it was SO very worth it. Feast your eyes on the best 9 course meal of 2008!

Tips and tricks for getting the best from your Spiralizer. One of the best tools on the market this is a vegetarian's essential but is at home in any kitchen.

Most health and nutrition authorities would agree that in order to be able to beat infection it helps to have a strong immune system. Foods and herbs can help you do that