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Dutch Words for Food 2

[French beans]
sperziebonen click to hear

[Italian beans]
snijbonen click to hear

[English peas]
doperwten click to hear

[fava beans]
tuinbonen click to hear

[]
doperwten doppen click to hear

[cutting Italian beans]
snijbonen snijden click to hear

[shelling fava beans]
tuinbonen doppen click to hear
[carrots]
worteltjes click to hear		 [Belgian endives]
witlof click to hear		 [red beets]
bietjes click to hear		 [uncooked spinach leaves in a colander]
spinazie click to hear		 [a few red-stemmed spinach leaves on a small plate]
spinazie click to hear
[cauliflowers]
bloemkolen click to hear		 [red cabbage]
rode kool click to hear		 [red cabbage]
rode kool click to hear		 [Brussels sprouts]
spruitjes click to hear		 ['sauerkraut' is the German word]
zuurkool click to hear
[a handful of split peas]
spliterwten click to hear		 ['marrowfat peas']
kapucijners click to hear
 [a spoonful of 'brown beans,' somewhat similar to kidney beans]
bruine bonen click to hear		 [a handful of lentils]
linzen click to hear		 [a handful of chick peas (garbanzo beans)]
kekererwten click to hear		 [soaked chick peas (garbanzo beans)]
kekererwten click to hear
[leeks]
prei click to hear		 [celery root, celery]
knolselderie, bleekselderie click to hear		 [fennel, anise]
venkel click to hear		 [a bunch of parsley]
peterselie click to hear		 [small meat balls (for soup)]
soepballetjes click to hear
[one onion]
ui click to hear		 [onions]
uien click to hear		 [garlic]
knoflook click to hear		 [a pi9ece of ginger root]
gember click to hear		 [a head of lettuce]
sla click to hear
[tomatoes]
tomaten click to hear		 [a red bell pepper]
paprika click to hear		 [cucumber]
komkommer click to hear		 [cucumber, peeled and cut]
komkommer click to hear

[A plate of fava beans, with bacon and potatoes]
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