This depends on which vegetable you are talking about, and you tastes, but I think all vegetables can be steamed. Broccolii, cauliflower, and asparegus (just to name a few) are very good steamed and served with a little butter. Green beans, corn, and peas are good heated (not boiled) on the stove. I've prepared fresh green beans (as apposed to canned) in chicken broth and it was very good, in my opinion. With fresh vegetables, you may have to add salt and/or other seasonings, dependng on your preferences. Some vegetables are good to just eat without any preparation (aside from a good rinsing). Fresh carrots are great with ranch dressing. I prefer baby carrots for this, but again, your preference. Fresh potatoes are actually really good sprinkled with a little salt. If you are just trying to use up a bunch of extra veggies you have laying around, a soup or stew is a great way to go. Meatloaf is also good, but not reccomended to vegetarians. (*laughs*) I hope this helps you. :)
eat it
meat and vegetables
Any vegetable (roots or greens) need to be prepared and then either cooked, or used in a salad. Vegetables come from farms where they are collected and stored. They are shipped to supermarkets where they are sold. The meal is prepared, then voila! The vegetables on your plate.
It is boiled and mixed with other grains or vegetables usually
Mei fun is a type of Chinese noodle made from rice flour. It is prepared by stir-frying the noodles with vegetables, meat, and seasonings in a wok or skillet.
Pork nilaga is prepared by boiling pork ribs and vegetables together in a pot. The pork must begin cooking first, and the vegetables are added later.
You can make a wonderfully prepared meal by making steamed vegetables (an assortment of lots of colorful vegetables like broccoli and eggplant and tomatoes).
Cabbage can be boiled or stir-fryed. It is not greatly different from preparing most other vegetables.
You can freeze dishes that have been prepared and cooked, or dishes that have been prepared and are ready to cook. You can also freeze most meats, vegetables and fruits. Cheese freezes well, as does breads, cakes, and cookies.
Mei fun is a type of Chinese noodle made from rice flour. It is typically prepared by stir-frying with vegetables, meat, and seasonings such as soy sauce and sesame oil.
No; that would be a very unbalanced diet. Even if you swallow commercially-prepared fiber from a drugstore, you're actually consuming something made from fruits and/or vegetables.
Mei Fun is a type of Chinese noodle made from rice flour. It is prepared by stir-frying the noodles with vegetables, meat, and seasonings such as soy sauce and sesame oil.