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How to Wash Leafy Greens to Remove Dirt, Germs, and Pesticides
Store leafy greens in the refrigerator (40°F or below) in a clean container lined with dry paper towels to help absorb any moisture already present, recommends Detwiler. If the paper towels become ...
Lettuce is a lot of things: salad base, burger-topper, wrap, and more. It's fresh, light, and acts as a blank slate and vehicle for flavor. Once you bring your lettuce home, you may be faced with the ...
If salads and sandwiches are part of your weekly rotation, there's a good chance your refrigerator is stocked with lettuce. The vegetable has a lot to offer, between its crisp texture, green color, ...
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How to Wash Brussels Sprouts So They're Safe to Eat and Stay Fresh Longer
Always wash Brussels sprouts right before cooking—washing them too early can trap moisture and promote spoilage. A quick rinse under cool water (or soak in a bowl) is enough to remove dirt—no soap or ...
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