Converse of object

• roast: And the sandwiches looked very nice, too: the smoked salmon and cream cheese and the roasted vegetables and cheese looked especially good.

• cook: My favorite was the crispy corn kebab, which was packed with crunchy cooked vegetables.

• grow: The children love growing vegetables for the school to enjoy.

• eat: The question some people ask me is " Can you eat these giant vegetables?

Adjective modifier

• leafy: Sources: fresh fruit, fruit juice, green leafy vegetables, potatoes.

• seasonal: Roast Beef & Yorkshire Pudding served with roast potatoes and fresh seasonal vegetables.

• fresh: Order your fresh vegetables on line, from the Accrington Road Food Co-op.

• frozen: Don and Tony sell meat, eggs, cheese, frozen vegetables and meat freezer packs.

• green: Sources: fresh fruit, fruit juice, green leafy vegetables, potatoes.

• organic: Club members get together to grow their own organic vegetables.

Modifies a noun

• peeling: Use a mixture of layered waste such as autumn leaves, grass cuttings, raw vegetable peeling or shredded paper.

• oil: She also noted that not all vegetable oils are created equal.

• soup: For lunch, try salads, vegetable soups, jacket potatoes or veggie hot dogs.

• patch: We also have a vegetable patch, which children then help turn into delicious soups!

• plot: Look out for ideas to reduce or make simpler the work you do, eg, create a ' no dig ' vegetable plot.

• peeler: After leaving the Army he then worked in London and France as a barman, dishwasher, vegetable peeler and many other kitchen duties.

Noun used with modifier

• salad: This group includes fresh, frozen and tinned varieties, salad vegetables, beans and lentils, dried fruit and fruit juice.

• root: Place the bacon in boiling water and with it the root vegetables, cut up small.

• roast: Then on to the main course of crumbed lamb on roast vegetables and mashed potatoes.

• stir-fry: Cover with the stir-fry vegetables, pressing down well.