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- 2. A spicy, aromatic root used as a seasoning in cooking and drinks, widely popular in Asian cuisine.
- 3. A small bulb with multiple cloves, strong in flavor, often used to enhance taste in cooking and known for its health benefits.
- 6. A staple root vegetable that can be fried, roasted, boiled, or mashed.
- 7. A small root vegetable with red skin and white flesh, mildly spicy, often used in salads.
- 9. The root of the lotus plant, known for its circular shape with small holes, commonly used in soups and stir-fries.
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- 1. A root vegetable with orange or purple skin, sweet in taste, often baked, boiled, or fried.
- 4. An orange, crunchy vegetable with a slightly sweet taste, commonly eaten raw or cooked.
- 5. A root vegetable that comes in various colors like white, red, and purple, with a slightly spicy taste, popular in Asian dishes.
- 8. A root vegetable with white or purple skin, slightly spicy in taste, can be eaten raw or cooked.
- 10. A bulb vegetable with layers, available in white, yellow, or red, commonly used as a seasoning in various dishes.
