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My last lot of green oak/red oak grass kept longer than I have previously known it to. This had been at the bottom of the fridge for 6 days.
Your favourite lettuce or other salad leaves
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My last lot of green oak/red oak grass kept longer than I have previously known it to. This had been at the bottom of the fridge for 6 days.
Frizz1974
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Same here. Sometimes labelled as gem or little gem. And yes they do keep well.
This following brings a whole new meaning to the title of his thread. Do you remember that growing lettuce I bought?
Well, two weeks later and its still going strong and developing new leaves. So I've got quite fond of it. And the thing is, that I now don't want to pick the leaves. Its a bit like having a chicken you raise for food. Its really got quite an endearing personality, so you give it a pet name. Then and then can't bear to sacrifice it. That's a bit how I feel, except that I haven't given it a name... yet.
Well, two weeks later and its still going strong and developing new leaves. So I've got quite fond of it. And the thing is, that I now don't want to pick the leaves. Its a bit like having a chicken you raise for food. Its really got quite an endearing personality, so you give it a pet name. Then and then can't bear to sacrifice it. That's a bit how I feel, except that I haven't given it a name... yet.
He is now called Larry the lettuce.
Master Cutler
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I love the iceberg lettuce served as a side dish at Miller & Carter steak house that has oil and vinegar dressing with grated cheese over it.