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Velvety. Visual. And absolutely versatile. This CookingChew list that names foods that start with V will definitely have you vying for the title as the master in vocabs!

Tagliatelle, Tofu, and Tomatoes—three foods that start with T. But how about MORE foods that start with T? Ah, here’s CookingChew to spill the Tea about the letter T.

From the obvious to ostentatious to the more obscure, CookingChew lists foods that start with the letter P, all guaranteed to expand your vocabulary!

Bacon, onion, and rosemary topping  Any nut butter (like almond butter, some decadent Nutella, or cashew butter) and agave Sour cream Feta cheese and paprika  …

Heavenly and hands-down a must-have in your vocab, here are the foods that start with H, compiled by CookingChew.

Did you end up with too much fresh rosemary? Use one of our 3 methods for how to dry rosemary.

CookingChew shares this essential guide naming 17 fantastic foods that start with R – all guaranteed to improve your food vocabulary!

Have you tried to take part in a food challenge where you need to list all of the foods you can think of that start with S?

These 8 best substitutes for fresh mint include basil for that same robust aroma, as well as pinched rosemary sprigs.

We recommend a bay leaf substitute if you have just run out of dried bay leaves. Here are five ideas to use instead of bay leaf.

Looking for red wine vinegar substitutes? We found 7 options and a few CookingChew tips for how to measure out the right ratios when you need to find a red wine vinegar substitute that you may already have on hand!

Lemons don’t last forever, but with a few of these tips from CookingChew, you can keep whole lemons for weeks and cut lemons for days in beeswax wrap.

If you’re new in the kitchen or just brushing up on the latest in tomato how-to, we discuss how long tomatoes last. Get a few CookingChew tips on storing tomatoes, how to check if tomatoes are still good and the best ways to store them.

Are your crushed red pepper flakes MIA in your kitchen? CookingChew reveals six of the best subs you can rely on should these red pepper flakes flake on you!

The tastiest steamed green beans are now possible with only the best method CookingChew has come up with in this guide. Plus more golden tips on steaming green beans await!

Steam fresh, trimmed green beans in the microwave with 2 T of water, covered, for 4 minutes.  Steam frozen green beans in the microwave on …

Just how do you trim those green beans, you ask? CookingChew has got you covered with this short yet detailed guide on how to trim green beans. Now, ready those kitchen scissors. Or hands.