Produce Category: Roots

A knobby root vegetable grown for its irregular, tan-skinned tubers. Crisp when raw with a sweet, nutty, artichoke-like flavor that deepens when cooked. Great roasted, sautéed, or shaved thin in salads. Also known as Jerusalem artichoke. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

A knobby root vegetable grown for its dense, pale flesh. Firm and crisp with a subtle celery-like flavor. Delicious raw or cooked, becoming smooth and slightly sweet. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

A small Japanese turnip grown for its smooth white roots and tender greens. Crisp and juicy with a mild, sweet flavor. Delicious raw or lightly cooked. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

A root vegetable grown for its round, deep red roots. Firm and earthy with natural sweetness that intensifies when cooked. Best harvested in cool seasons. Also called beetroot. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

Daikon is a large white root vegetable with crisp flesh and a mild, slightly peppery flavor. It becomes tender and slightly sweet when cooked. Common in fall and winter. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

A large radish grown for its pale green skin and bright pink interior. Crisp and juicy with a mild, slightly sweet peppery flavor. Best harvested in cool seasons. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

A colorful mix of carrot varieties grown for their slender roots in shades of orange, yellow, red, and purple. Crisp and sweet with a classic carrot flavor. Best harvested in cool seasons. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes

A classic root vegetable grown for its round white roots with violet tops. Crisp and mildly peppery when raw, becoming tender and subtly sweet when cooked. Best in cooler seasons and also simply called turnips. How to Use Storage Tips Search Veggie Guide Search your produce Try These Recipes