Fruit And Vegetables In Season In November In The UK
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Want to know which fruits and vegetables are in season in November in the UK? And want a free printable to help remind you? Read on!
Eating seasonally is a great way to live more sustainably. Seasonal produce is typically grown locally, reducing the environmental impact of long-distance transportation, plus it helps support local farmers. The added benefit is that seasonal produce can be cheaper than imported fruit and vegetables.
In November pickings are getting a bit slim where the fruit is concerned (hope you like apples and pears!), but thankfully there are still a lot of great quality vegetables in season. November is all about potatoes and red cabbage – they’re at their best this month – but look out for artichokes and butternut squash too.
As well as this guide, you can also grab my free printer-friendly guide to fruit and vegetables in season in November! You can print this out and pop it on your fridge to help when you’re meal planning. Or you can take it with you when you are doing your food shopping so that you know what to look out for.
The Fruit In Season In November
November isn’t a month known for its rich pickings of UK seasonal fruit, but there are some fruits that will see you through the month:
- Apples (the Cox, Red Pippin, Golden Delicious, and Empire are all common in-season varieties to look out for this month)
- Pears
- Quince
The Vegetables To Eat Now
Thankfully there are loads of vegetables in season in November. So much so that you won’t get bored!
- Artichoke
- Beetroot
- Brussels Sprouts
- Butternut Squash
- Cabbage (Savoy, Spring Green, Red and White)
- Carrots (if you’ve got too many, here’s how to store carrots so they stay fresher for longer).
- Cauliflower
- Celeriac
- Celery
- Chicory
- Horseradish
- Jerusalem Artichoke
- Kale
- Kohlrabi
- Leeks
- Parsnip
- Potatoes (maincrop)
- Pumpkin
- Salsify
- Shallots
- Swede
- Turnips
- Wild Mushrooms (here’s a handy guide to dry mushrooms if you’ve got too many!)
The Herbs & Nuts To Eat Now
There are also a few herbs and nuts in season in November, to spice up your cooking.
- Chestnuts
- Cobnuts
- Rosemary
- Sage
- Watercress
And there is your definitive guide to what’s in season in November. What’s on your menu this month? I’m planning lots of mashed potato, some braised red cabbage with apple, and more tasty comfort food! And don’t forget to get the printer-friendly version of this post to help keep you right when you’re doing your shopping!
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