Salad greens require special attention. First, discard the wilted outer leaves; then prep and wash greens as directed for each type. For leafy lettuces, such as green or red-tip leaf,butterhead, and romaine, as well as endive, remove and discard the root end. Separate leaves and hold the...
Give your produce a fighting chance by storing everything wisely. "Mushrooms should go in a breathable paper bag, not plastic," Israel says. "They last much longer that way." Wash and spin dry lettuce leaves and store them in bags or Tupperware lined with paper towels to absorb moisture. ...
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Yes! Vacuum-sealed chopped romaine lettuce in a glass Mason jar will stay crisp and fresh for 7-10 days when stored in the refrigerator. Note: Start with fresh lettuce. Avoid packing lettuce that’s been sitting too long in a warehouse or your fridge, as old or wilted lettuce will reduce...
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Until now, we’ve been doing one-on-one battles trying to kill squash bugs (adults). And it’s not an easy battle to win! For the gardener growing organically, rather naturally (not wanting to use even organic pesticides to upset the natural balance of the soil or inadvertently harm the...
Watering vegetables requires knowing exactly how much moisture can be held by the soil. Overwatering and underwatering your garden are both possibilities; excessive amounts can cause weak, wilted plants while too little encourages their roots to search deep into the earth rather than simply absorb...
And with lettuces (like Bibb ad Boston) that are too delicate for the grill, I saute them with olive oil and sea salt on the stove – especially good to do when things are getting a little wilted. Thanks for the delicious reminder – love how you have added lemon to the mix! Reply...