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Whole cantaloupes on the left, a halved one on the right and cantaloupe slices in the front.
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Cantaloupe melon, raw (organic?)
The cantaloupe melon is a variety of sugar melon that has sweet, juicy flesh when eaten raw. Organic quality? 89/09/02 

Raw, untreated mandarins (Citrus reticulata) on a mandarin tree.
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Mandarin, raw (organic?)
The mandarin (raw) is a pithy, aromatic citrus fruit with a sweet to sour taste and contains numerous nutrients. Organic quality? 92/06/02 

Dried and unsulphured peach fruits on a pile.
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Peaches, dried (raw?, organic?)
Dried peaches are available in sulphured and unsulfured form. Organic quality is preferable. Due to the high drying temperature, they are rarely raw. 93/05/01 

Traditionally dried pear schnitzel. Fresh pears on the left.
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Pears, dried (raw?, organic?)
Dried pears can be found in stores as slices, chips, or whole pears, including organic ones, but they are rarely truly raw. 97/03/01 

Hanging quinces on a tree, ready for harvest (Cydonia oblonga).
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Quince, raw (honey apple)
The quince (honey apple) has a fruity, sour aroma when raw. It is rich in healthy ingredients and is suitable for chutney, jam, etc. 97/03/01 

Branch bearing ripe Asian pears (Pyrus pyrifolia). The pears are very juicy and have a sweet and sour flavor that is reminiscent of apple, pear, and melon.
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Nashi pear, raw (organic?)
The Nashi pear has an ochre-colored skin with small brown speckles. The white, raw flesh is crunchy and tastes sweet and sour. Organic? 94/04/02 

Untreated raw Bosc pears, a heirloom variety of pear (Pyrus communis)
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Boscs bottle pears, raw, organic?
The Boscs pear is also called a bottle pear because of its shape. Ripe and raw, the pear has sweet, juicy flesh. Organic quality? 97/02/01 

Flowering artichoke, with bees, open bracts, next to them not yet blooming inflorescences.
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Artichokes, raw (organic?)
Artichokes are a flowering vegetable and can also be eaten raw. They stimulate the appetite, aid digestion and lower cholesterol. Organic? 75/23/01 

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Sweet corn kernels, preserved (organic?)
Canned sweet corn is pre-cooked corn kernels. Unlike other types of corn, it loses its sweet taste late before it ripens. Organic? 78/13/09 

Organic cowpeas, cooked and served in a white bowl.
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Cowpeas, immature seeds, prepared, cooked, drained
Cowpea, unripe seeds, prepared, cooked, drained, without salt is a product. The bean is also called cowpea, black-eyed bean, snake bean. 85/13/02 

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Cucumbers, peeled, raw (organic?)
Peeled cucumbers are mainly used raw in salads or as a snack. If the cucumbers are not organic, they should be peeled. 74/20/05 

Edamame, frozen, blanched (organic?) On a light plate. These are soybeans harvested unripe.
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Edamame, frozen, blanched (organic?)
Edamame are green, unripe soybeans. When frozen, the beans take less time to cook because they are usually blanched briefly beforehand. Organic? 32/48/20 

Jerusalem artichoke - Helianthus tuberosus - freshly dug up in basket, flower top left.
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Jerusalem artichoke, raw (organic?)
Jerusalem artichokes have a sweet, nutty taste and can be eaten raw. They have a variety of health benefits and are suitable for diabetics. Organic? 90/10/00 

Germinated lentils piled in a sieve with only a few mm long germs - Lens culinaris.
© CC-by-sa 2.0, Veganbaking.net, flickr.com

Lentils, sprouted, raw (organic?)
Sprouted lentils (Erve) have a slightly sweet and nutty taste. They can be used raw or cooked. Make sure they are organic. 70/28/02 

Dried shiitake mushrooms (Lentinus edodes) on a purple ceramic plate
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Shiitake, dried (Pasania mushroom, Shii-Take)
It is recommended to soak dried shiitake mushrooms (pasania mushroom, shii-take) before preparation. This way they go well with risotto, soups, etc. (Organic?) 88/11/01 

Different varieties of pumpkins (Cucurbita spp.), a prairie in the background.
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Pumpkin, raw (vegan pumpkin recipes)
Many pumpkins are edible both raw and cooked. See also vegan pumpkin recipes. Bitter gourd: do not use even cooked. 86/13/01 

White cabbage and all of the ingredients and tools for making  sauerkraut.
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Sauerkraut, pasteurized (sauerkraut)
Sauerkraut is white cabbage (Brassica oleracea) fermented with the help of lactic acid bacteria and pasteurized at at least 60 °C. 80/17/03 

Chinese water chestnuts, raw - and two cooked - Eleocharis dulcis.
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Chinese water chestnuts (raw?, organic?)
Chinese water chestnuts taste sweet and are still crunchy even when cooked. Due to possible parasites, they can only be eaten raw and if washed well. Organic? 94/06/00 

Wax gourd (winter melon) - Benincasa hispida - on plant before harvest.
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Wax gourd (winter melon), raw (organic?)
The wax gourd, also known as winter melon, is grown mainly in Asia and Florida. It is used raw as a vegetable (organic?) or, for example, as winter melon soup. 83/11/06 

Dioscorea fresche a fette circondate da foglie e Dioscorea.
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Yam, raw (organic?)
Except for two types, the yam root is only edible when cooked, as it is toxic when eaten raw. It tastes sweet and is rich in provitamin A. Organic? 94/05/01