A refresher course on how to store greens
June 3, 2013 by Lindsay
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With gardens and farmers’ markets in bloom (at least in the North), we thought a short refresher course in how to store greens would be appropriate. With the help of Food52, who explains the details in this article, here are some helpful pointers:
- Don’t wash your greens until you’re ready to use them
- Remove any wilted or slimy leaves right away
- Store them in the crisper drawer
To actually keep the greens, choose between:
- Storing them in a container with a paper or dish towel draped over the top – if you buy them in a plastic clamshell, just cut off the top of the clamshell container and then top with the towel.
or
- Roll the greens in a towel.
And for those looking to expand their use of greens, here is a list of books on greens that our members own, sorted by popularity. Lots of great ideas – enjoy!
Photos by James Ransom
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