
United States
Beet Eggs
Hard-boiled eggs pickled in sweet-tart beet juice until the whites turn deep magenta.
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United States
Hard-boiled eggs pickled in sweet-tart beet juice until the whites turn deep magenta.

Canada
Stir-fried vegetables with meat, Canadian Chinese adaptation, staple of Canadian Chinese restaurant menus.

United States
Slow-simmered collard greens with smoked pork, onions, and pepper — a soul-food and Southern staple.

United States
Cabbage sautéed in a hot skillet with onions, bacon, and seasoning until browned and sweet.

United States
Sliced unripe tomatoes coated in cornmeal and fried until golden — a Southern classic.

United States
Okra slices coated in cornmeal and fried until crisp — a Southern side and snack.

United States
Sliced beets simmered in a sweet-tart sauce of sugar and vinegar, thickened and glossy.

New England, United States
The curled young fronds of the ostrich fern, a brief spring delicacy foraged in Maine and the Northeast.

Louisiana, United States
A Louisiana dish of corn simmered with onions, peppers, and often cream or bacon.

United States
Thick onion slices battered and deep-fried until golden.

Hawaii, United States
A Hawaiian staple of pounded, fermented taro root — a smooth, purple paste.

Southern United States, United States
Green beans simmered long with bacon or ham hock until soft and savory.

Utica, United States
A Utica, New York dish of escarole sautéed with garlic, prosciutto, breadcrumbs, and hot peppers, baked with cheese.

United States
Vidalia Onion
A trademarked sweet onion grown in the defined Vidalia production area of southeast Georgia, where local soil and climate produce its unusually mild flavor.