The phrase "choice of vegetables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a selection or variety of vegetables that can be chosen or selected from. Example sentence: The restaurant offers a wide choice of vegetables, including broccoli, carrots, and green beans, to accompany your main dish.
The choice of vegetables consisted of French fries or tart, acidic sauerkraut.
I often buy a bag of stew veg as it's a cheap way to have a choice of vegetables.
The choice of vegetables and other major ingredients is unlimited, but if you follow the proportions in the recipe here you will never go far wrong.
Sats and Suns, 7am-1pm, Avenue Georges Lafenestre, pucesdevanves.typepad.com peteryeung Rich soils around the medieval town of Quintin produce the huge choice of vegetables you'll find here: cauliflowers, artichokes, haricot beans, tomatoes, often organic.
Juicy and flavorful, this is the ultimate Gallic fair food, generously served in thick slices with a choice of vegetables — braised Belgian endives, roasted potatoes, sautéed carrots, zucchini and roasted crumb-topped tomatoes.
Full on globalization had not yet hit and the choice of vegetables in Oslo markets was limited, and in Paris eating anything out of season was unheard of..
Each kebab is served with a choice of vegetable (vegetarians can order an additional one in lieu of meat).
Unlike the newer steak emporiums, entrée prices include a house salad and a choice of vegetable or potatoes.
Then, turning to Diners No. 1 and 2: "Your dish comes with a choice of vegetable, which includes asparagus, carrots, bok choy and Chinese cabbage.
In 1916 colony members, recruited from a mix of exploited workers, progressive thinkers and farmers, were producing 90% of the food they consumed - even though, for long stretches, the only choice of vegetable was the carrot.
