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Tue Apr-19-11 04:10 PM
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I got a lovely bunch in the CSA box and I've never used it before. I tasted some raw and googled around for some cooked recipes. I don't think I'd enjoy it raw in a salad as it's flavor has a bit too much of a bite for me. Anyone ever cooked something delish with it?
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Wed Apr-20-11 10:48 PM
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| 1. I like to throw it into light chicken broth-based soups. And it's good |
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in a yakisoba stir-fry thing, too.
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Sat Apr-23-11 07:33 PM
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Young leaves are good in salad (< 5 inches in length) if one likes a little bite but the larger ones are best chopped and quickly sauteed or braised with minced garlic. Because of their mustardy bite, they make a good green for Asian style stir-fry too.
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