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Herbs
Basil
Use basil in pasta, poultry and seafood dishes. Explore the wide number of basil varieties
Chives
Chives are more than just a potato topping. Use chives with fish, poultry & many vegetable dishes.
Cilantro
Cilantro – this widely-used herb is key in salsa and used in Indian, Chinese and Thai recipes.
Dill
Dill and Baby Dill have far different flavors and uses
Marjoram
Used in egg, lamb and vegetable dishes or soup.
Mint
Salads, lamb, garnish, drinks, fruit platters & desserts.
Oregano
Oregano is used in soups, stews, sauces and shellfish dishes
Parsley Curly
French, Italian & Greek; Garnish, soup, vegetables & meat.
Parsley Plain
French, Italian & Greek; Garnish, soup, vegetables & meat.
Lettuce & Salads
Belgian Endive
Today, Endive’s fame and versatility has spread worldwide. . .as more cooks and chefs use it.
Cabbage Red
Red cabbage is often used for salads and coleslaw. This vegetable can be eaten raw or cooked.
Escarole
A hearty lettuce. Adds great color and texture.
Frisee
Great tasting, with appearance of baby endive.
Green Cabbage
The only part of the plant that is normally eaten is the spherical leafy head.
Kale Green
Great as a garnishment on a salad bar or in soup or sauteed like greens.
Lettuce Boston
Mild in flavour, it has been described over the centuries as a cooling counterbalance to other foods
Lettuce Iceberg
Mild in flavour, it has been described over the centuries as a cooling counterbalance to other foods
Red leaf lettuce
Mild in flavour, it has been described over the centuries as a cooling counterbalance to other foods
Mushrooms
Onions
Leeks
Relished throughout Europe,leeks are the national emblem of Wales.
Onion Red
Raw in salads, barbecued on shish kebabs, in stews and soups, on sandwiches, hamburgers and in meat
Onion Vidalia
The Vidalia onion was named Georgia’s official state vegetable in 1990.
Onion White
Raw in salads, barbecued on shish kebabs, in stews and soups, on sandwiches and in meat dishes.
Onion Yellow
Raw in salads, barbecued on shish kebabs, in stews and soups, on sandwiches and in meat dishes.
Peppers
Potatoes
Jicama
Wonderfull raw ,stirfried,baked or sauteed!
Tomatoes
Tomato Heirloom
Heirloom tomatoes have become increasingly popular and more readily available in recent years.
Other Vegetables
Anise
Also packaged as a vegetable called Fennel.
Artichokes
Served boiled, steamed & microwaved in stews, and in salads & casseroles, Artichokes are versatile.
Asparagus
Raw in salads; Steamed or microwaved, its always good.
Bok Choy
A great multi-purpose vegetable, use it anywhere you would use celery.
Broccoli
A great vegetable that can be cooked in a variety of ways, and easy to purchase by the whole bunch.
Broccoli Rapini
Also called broccoli raab, Choi sum and Chinese flowering cabbage, it is a great braising vegetable.
Broccolini
Usually known as “Baby Broccoli”. Can be used as a substitute for broccoli.
Brussels Sprouts
Quality Brussels sprouts will be medium-sized, dark green and firm.
Carrots
Carrots can be eaten in many ways. The simplest way is raw, as carrots are perfectly digestible.
Cauliflower
Typically, only the head (the white curd) is eaten, and is available year-round from California.
Celery
Celery, onions, and bell peppers are the holy trinity of Louisiana Creole and Cajun cuisine. Celery,
Cilantro
Cilantro – this widely-used herb is key in salsa and used in Indian, Chinese and Thai recipes.
Collard Greens
A hearty healthy green. When cooked down they lose a lot of their volume
Cucumbers
Slightly green, sweet flesh is evenly crunchy and uniformly juicy.
Daikon Radish
Due to its size and low cost, Daikon is an excellent product for Asian cooking.
Eggplants
Considered a vegetable, this fruit is botanically classified as a berry.
Fava Bean
While an African/Asian pea of origin, a common item in Italian cooking.
Golden Beets
Golden Beets are a colorful alternative root vegetable.
Green Beans
Snap Beans add excellent flavor, texture, and color to any dish.
Green Cabbage
The only part of the plant that is normally eaten is the spherical leafy head.
Napa
Salads, Oriental cooking, stir-fry, pickling, braised
Okra
Cooked or pickled – often used in Creole dishes.
Red Beets
Beets can be boiled, pickled or used in salads. They can be added to soups, baked or fried. Beet tops can be used like spinach.
White Corn
White corn is a sweet alternative to yellow corn.
Yellow Corn
The main variety of corn, yellow corn when cooked, can serve in a range of hot and cold dishes.
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