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2-syllable Vegetables that contain B

Vegetables pronounced in 2 syllables that contain B — full profile for each.

You're looking for 2-syllable vegetables containing B — here are 7 matches, each linked to a full profile.

List of 2-syllable Vegetables that contain B

    1

    Basil

    Ocimum basilicum

    A fragrant Mediterranean herb central to Italian, Thai, and Vietnamese cuisines — with dozens of varieties from sweet Genovese to lemon to holy Thai basil, each with distinct flavor profiles.

    2

    Beetroot

    Beta vulgaris

    A deep crimson taproot with an earthy, sweet flavor, rich in nitrates and folate; the same plant gives us chard from its leaves.

    3

    Bok Choy

    Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis

    A Chinese cabbage with crisp white stems and dark green leaves — quick-cooking, mild, and a workhorse of stir-fries, dumpling fillings, and Chinese soups.

    4

    Broad Beans

    Vicia faba

    Ancient beans from the Mediterranean and Middle East — large, flat, pale green beans in thick pods; eaten fresh in spring as a delicacy; dried as dried fava beans, the basis of ful medames, bissara, and dozens of traditional dishes.

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    Cabbage

    Brassica oleracea var. capitata

    A leafy brassica forming dense round heads, eaten raw, fermented, or cooked across nearly every cuisine in the temperate world.

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    Green Bean

    Phaseolus vulgaris

    The immature pod of common bean — harvested before the seeds inside develop, eaten whole as a crisp, mild vegetable; one of the most widely grown and versatile vegetables in the world.

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    Mung Bean

    Vigna radiata

    A small green legume native to South Asia — dried mung beans cook quickly and are used in dals and porridges; sprouted they become bean sprouts; split yellow they make the silkiest dal; whole in Ayurvedic cooking they are considered the most easily digestible pulse.

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