What is the best vegetable?

[Anonymous No.9913528]

And why is it the Brussels sprout?

[Anonymous No.9913530]

>>9913528
Because cabbage is good and they're baby cabbages and baby vegetables are better. See: carrots

[Anonymous No.9913542]

>>9913528
I totally agree. If you don't like brussel sprouts you have PTSD from your Grandma boiling the shit out of them in the 90s

[Anonymous No.9913548]

I never understood the bad rep my little boys in green get. If you cook them properly, like any other food item, it tastes delicious.
>get a steak
>cover it in salt
>microwave on high for three years
>place in pot of boiling water
>eat it
>"hmm it doesn't taste good"

[Anonymous No.9913587]

>>9913528
brussel sprouts are tasty when cooked right,
but could you eat them every day?
Nay, I say.
you have overlooked the humble, yet versatile potato
>boil 'em
>mash 'em
>stick 'em in a stew
and don't forget tasty chips

[Anonymous No.9913590]

>>9913528
I love them, they're adorable and delicious. I like to eat them layer by layer.

[Anonymous No.9913593]

>>9913528
>why
Becayse of roasted brussel sprouts

[Anonymous No.9913596]

>>9913587
>could you eat them every day?
Why yes, yes I could.

[Chomp No.9913628]

>>9913596
I've had way to many potatoes in my life, I would love brussel sprouts a lot more than I do now

[Anonymous No.9913758]

For me it is parsnip

[Chomp No.9913766]

>>9913758
what does a parsnip taste like? is it like a potato and carrot made babies?

[Anonymous No.9914060]

>>9913593
this.

[Anonymous No.9914248]

>>9913528
A challenger appears

[Anonymous No.9914293]

>>9914248
Make my pee-pee smell.

[Anonymous No.9915157]

[Anonymous No.9915165]

>>9913528
You are wrong

[Anonymous No.9915266]

>>9913528
cabbages are flowers not vegetables

[Anonymous No.9915270]

>>9913766
Yes

[Anonymous No.9915283]

>>9915266
'vegetable' can refer to any edible part of a plant, except for the fruits, which are referred to as.. 'fruits'.

[Anonymous No.9915327]

>>9915266
Who is the vegetable in your pic?

[Anonymous No.9915350]

>>9915327
Monsieur Macron.

[Anonymous No.9915369]

any crucifer is an acceptable answer

[Anonymous No.9915542]

People need to eat their sprouts before they can have anything else.

[Anonymous No.9916240]

>>9913766

It tastes like a big mouthful of sulfur. I cannot imagine being able to stand eating them once a year let alone every day, this anon is crazy.

[Anonymous No.9916260]

>>9913528
I didn't try brussel sprouts until I was 28. It wasn't because I hated them either, it was just because my parents never bought them and assumed my sisters and I would hate them automatically.
One day I saw them really cheap and thought, what the hell, green leafy veggies are good.
Roasted them with salt and pepper with good quality olive oil, caramelizing the bottoms and drizzling with balsamic dressing.
Holy shit, where has this been all my life.

[Anonymous No.9916267]

>>9916240
Have you had them from multiple sources? They shouldn't taste like sulfur. The ones I've eaten have a sweet mild flavor.

[Anonymous No.9916289]

>>9916260
luckily you missed out on the overcooked mushy sprouts a lot of kids get served when they are growing up.
roasting them is the best way.
have you tried them in a stir-fry? sliced in half, with some garlic and soy sauce. delicious.

[Anonymous No.9918177]

>>9914248
>not superior white asparagus.

[Anonymous No.9918393]

>>9916240
>Sulfur
Your speaking a load of shit or the person who cooks your parsnips that one day a year is trying to poison you. Don't blame them.

[Anonymous No.9918625]

It's obviously black winter truffle

[Anonymous No.9918841]

>>9915165
Broc is best. Only vegetable I get a genuine craving for

[Anonymous No.9918852]

Onion.

[Anonymous No.9919248]

>>9916260
I just tried them this past summer at 28 for basically the same reason. They went really well with the Malbec I brought.

[Anonymous No.9921078]

>>9913548
>I never understood the bad rep

They taste absolute fucking shit when boiled to long. Thats why

[Anonymous No.9921087]

>>9913528
Best vegetables is onion by far.

[Anonymous No.9921141]

>>9913587
Potatooos are shite tier.

[Anonymous No.9921144]

>>9921078
Yep, and some of us grew up in a house where mom would buy canned brussels sprouts and proceed to boil them. I can remember I was a kid (non picky eater) and I tried a forkful of that, gagged and spit it out. I got slapped but they knew I ate most everything so they didn't force me to eat it in which case I'm pretty sure I would have vomitted. In my late 20's I tried some fresh ones that were roasted with a deep caramelization and they were goat af.

[Anonymous No.9921154]

>>9914248
Asperiagus!

[Anonymous No.9921177]

>>9913528
>when mom fed you boiled bland sprouts

[Anonymous No.9921193]

>>9921154
It makes ur piss smell.

In this order:

1.Brocolli
2.Cauliflower
3.Sprouts

[Anonymous No.9921216]

>>9921144
>I tried some fresh ones that were roasted with a deep caramelization and they were goat af.
most people remember it well the day they came to this realization. that was a great day because there was broccoli and cauliflower in that roasting pan. those three vegetables roasted with garlic oil is better than any other side dish

[Anonymous No.9921787]

>>9921193
So what? Do you piss your bed regularly enough that having smelly piss is a significant problem, or is your husband into golden showers?

[Anonymous No.9922399]

Spinach remains my number 1. Broccoli a close 2nd.

[Anonymous No.9922462]

Roasted sprouts are nice but for me steamed (but not for too long, they should still be quite firm) sprouts are godly. I really enjoy the flavor.

[Anonymous No.9923081]

Roasted with some balsamic vinegar and honey.

[Anonymous No.9923427]

>>9921787
What's wrong with having a partner urinate on you?