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bok choytype of Chinese cabbage, from Cantonese, literally "white vegetable."
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bok choyplant, related to cabbage, whose stalks and leaves are eaten as a vegetable.
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bok choyA vegetable resembling Swiss Chard in shape, but much lighter in color and flavor. Bok choy has a mild flavor that is great raw in salads. It's also the best cabbage for stir-fries; the stems tur [..]
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bok choyA member of the cabbage family that has wide, white crunchy stalks with tender, dark green leaves. Commonly used in Chinese cuisine.
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bok choyA vegetable resembling Swiss Chard in shape, but much lighter in color and flavor. Bok choy has a mild flavor that is great raw in salads. It's also the best cabbage for stir-fries; the stems [..]
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bok choya type of cabbage.
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bok choyAlso known as bak choy, pack choi, chinese white cabbage or chinese chard, has a fresh, mild mustard taste; use stems and leaves, stir-fry or braised.
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bok choyAlso known as pak choy or Chinese cabbage, it has dark-green leaves and a white stalk. For more information about Chinese greens, see our article.
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bok choya member of the cabbage family native to Southern China; has long wide, white crunchy stalks with tender, smooth-edged, dark green leaves; used raw, pickled or cooked; also know as baak choy, Chinese [..]
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bok choya member of the cabbage family native to southern China; has long wide, white crunchy stalks with tender, smooth-edged, dark green leaves; used raw, pickled or cooked; also know as baak choy, Chinese mustard, pak choi and white mustard cabbage.
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