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Marcella Peek > wrote: > In article . com>, > " > wrote: > > > OK, my palate is perhaps a bit unsophisticated, but I can't eat bitter > > greens. Just. Can't. (For scale - I ate a single leaf of raw arugula > > last night. Had to wash it down with water.) > > > > Anyway, I think I'll be getting a lot of them in my new-to-me-this- > > year CSA subscription. So... what can I do to make them tasty? Any way > > to tone down the bitterness? Also, what leafy greens are not bitter? > > I'm familiar with a large variety of Asian greens (eg, bok choi, napa > > cabbage, pea tips, etc), but what "American" greens are not bitter? > > (Chard?) > > I don't find chard or kale to be bitter. I cannot gag down arugula - > lord knows we've tried and blech every time. Here I thought I was the only one. I just can't stand the taste of arugula and always use a substitute for it in recipes. |
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