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Playing with Belgian Endive
The most exciting Valentine’s gift I’ve ever received was a box of bitter winter vegetables. Don’t get me wrong; I am always grateful for a gift of good dark chocolate. But giving me a box of chocolates is like giving … Continue reading
Posted in Vegetables
Tagged bitter, blanching, California Vegetable Specialties, chicon, chicory, endive, Euell Gibbons, forcing, Frann Leach, gardening, Nichols Garden Nursery, Oregon shrimp, recipe, salad, Sunset Lane Farm
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