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Rhubarb
Rhubarb is a vegetable, however, you mostly enjoy this veggie in sweet recipes like pies, jams, and most commonly paired with strawberries. You can slice rhubarb as you would a celery stalk and add to soups, stews, and other savory dishes. The tart flavor will give a balance to your meals.
If you want to make a super quick spread for your charcuterie boards, you can combine your rhubarb with orange zest, softened butter, a little bit of sugar, and mix thoroughly. Pair it with some goat cheese and crackers and you\'re all set! Lastly, you can eat rhubarb raw and add to your summer salads for a little bit of crunch! However, if your rhubarb still has its leaves be sure not to eat those as they are toxic.
Rhubarb is low in carbohydrates, but contains a lot of vitamin C, B, and fiber. Also, it is loaded with potassium which is known to speed up metabolism.
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Asparagus, Organic
Asparagus is a spring perennial with a distinct flavor. Only young asparagus shoots are commonly eaten. Once the buds start to open, the shoots quickly turn woody.
A member of the lily family, asparagus is grown from a crown planted about a foot deep in soil. Asparagus spears cannot be harvested until the plant is at least three years old. These hearty plants will produce spears for up to 15 years. A fully mature asparagus plant can grow spears up to 10 inches in length in just 24 hours.!
This green vegetable, which can be cultivated to grow purple or white stems, is perfect for any meal. We love serving it for breakfast topped with an over easy egg!

