Celery is the best because I can chew on it forever like it is gum.

I wanted to post "AVOCADOS!!!", but then I found out that they are actually classified as fruits/berries :(
They are still tasty though

I dunno I guess I don't have one

Carrots

love me them carrots, asparagus, celery, and radish

tomatoes go really well with food that is too dry. i dont understand how people eat burgers without tomatoes.

what the fuck kind of garbage burgers are you eating

if you cook your burgers medium rare it wont be too dry
also if you wanted a burger to be more wet you would add some kind of relish or jam
tomatoes are there for texture and flavour, not putting water on top of a dry burger

Mushrooms hands down.

when i cook steak i put onions and anything i have in there that can be cooked
its amazing (mushrooms and shit)

yo for those of you who have not tried cauliflower steak seriously try cauliflower steak

I actually don't usually like cauliflower all that much unless it's cauliflower cheese but cauliflower steak is some post-god-tier vegetable usage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd4zqUFMSuw

Also sweetcorn, red and yellow bell peppers (fuck green for most dishes IMO), chilis, onions, sweet potato, broccoli, carrots, brussels sprouts, the list goes on

(also beetroot - gonna be trying beetroot tortellini for the first time in a couple weeks HYPE)

Pizza

asparagus

#71 that looks fucking good

its also possible to make a really good cauliflower pizza.

http://www.theluckypennyblog.com/2013/02/the-best-cauliflower-crust-pizza.html

worth trying if you're watching carb intake

pizza

tomato?

onions were mentioned first post, and i probably agree because i think use them in 99%+ of (diner) recipes i cook.
but there are a ton of vegetables i really really love. i probably cook like 6 out of 7 days, and will use vegetables 100% of the times i cook. i honestly think i don't know a single recipe that does not include vegetables.
i wanted to make a list of fave vegetables and fruits i use but the list would be too long.
spices are so cool as well, though! i have many dozens in my cupboard and i can't live without'em, just like mah vegetables.

i'm a big fan of spanish and italian kitchen. never have been a fan of asian kitchen, unfortunately :(
moroccan rocks as well!

tomato is a fruit

i like almost all green food

im a brocolli boy

mushrooms are dank

cucumber

on tomatos:
"while it is botanically a berry fruit, it is considered a vegetable for culinary purposes (as well as under U.S. customs regulations, see Nix v. Hedden)"

it's alright to call/consider it a vegetable. please stop "correcting" people on tomatoes..

While my vote is onions, I've got a question about categories here.

Do pickles count?

Celery if paired with peanut butter, and broccoli if paired with melted cheese. Tomatoes are good regardless.

They're are lots of non vegetable related reasons.

Roasted brussel sprouts and asparagus are amazing. Snow pea leaves, artichoke, daikon, arugula, beets, spinach, romaine hearts, onions, cauliflower, broccoli, and zucchini are also great. I love veggies.

broccoli, spinach

super_foods

Raw: carrot, sweet pepper (yellow/red), cucumber
Cooked: sweet potato, broccoli, green pepper, potato

Store bought vegetables are usually shit. We grow a lot of our own vegetables and they taste so much better (esp. potatoes, which are shit-tier from supermarkets but god-tier from the garden)
Don't cook your fucking carrots.
I hate the texture of onions, raw or cooked. When I'm cooking I have to chop them very finely, and looking at the fried onions people stick on top of burgers/hot dogs makes me feel ill.
Brussel sprouts are so bitter I can't understand why anyone would ever eat them. Though to be fair I feel the same way about coffee.

Cooked carrots are great, if you slice them thin and stirfry so they're still a little crunchy or stew them so they're nice and soft
Brussel sprouts are only bitter if you burn then. Try blanching them for 2-3 minutes and then frying them with chilli and garlic until they're nice and brown but not burned.

btw, those are two different sentences.