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• Pak choi
  '''Pak Choi''' (also known as '''Bok Choy''' or '''Chinese Cabbage''') is a type of [[leafy green]] vegetable that is ...iefly to retain their color and nutritional value, while the stalks can be cooked longer to soften their texture.
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• Choy sum
  ...y|mustard family]], which also includes similar Asian greens such as [[bok choy]] and [[gai lan]]. Choy sum is a green, leafy vegetable featuring thick, flat, glossy blue-green le
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• Bok choy
  Bok choy is a [[vegetable]] rich in many nutrients and is low in [[carbohydrates]]. [[File:Bok choy bunches.jpg|alt=Bok choy bucnhes|thumb|Bok choy bunches]]
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• Chinese cabbage
  ...eir edible leaves. Chinese cabbage is known by many names, including ''bok choy'', ''pak choi'', and ''Napa cabbage'', among others. The vegetable is a sta ...Bok Choy''' (''Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis''): Unlike Napa cabbage, Bok Choy has a more open and leafy structure, with dark green leaves and white to pa
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• Keto fruits and vegetables
  | [[Bok Choy, Pak-Choi, shredded, boiled, drained]] || [[Vegetables]] || [[Keto friendly]] || 11 | | [[Prunes, dried, cooked, without added sugar]] || [[Fruit]] || [[Medium carb]] || 67 || || 1 || 18
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• List of edible plants
  * '''[[Bok choy]]''' see [[Brassica rapa (chinensis)]]. * '''[[Pak choy]]''' see [[Brassica rapa (chinensis)]].
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• Keto foods list
  | [[Egg white, cooked]] || [[Eggs and Egg Dishes]] || [[Keto friendly]] || 16 || || 3 || || 0 | | [[Arctic char, cooked]] || [[Fish]] || [[Keto friendly]] || 119 || || 20 || 0 || 0 || 0 || || 5
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• Dictionary of food terms
  *[[Bok bok sing]] *[[Choy sum]]
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• Dictionary of foods
  * '''[[Al dente]]''' - Pasta cooked until it is still firm when bitten. * '''[[Confit]]''' - A cooking term for when food is cooked in grease, oil, or sugar water (syrup), at a lower temperature.
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