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8 ozs mesclun (thinly sliced 6 cups)
1 cup basil leaves (loosely packed fresh, thinly sliced)
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mesclun
A mixture of young, small salad greens often including arugula, dandelion, frisee, mizuma, radicchio and sorrel. It is simply a salad mix or gourmet salad mix.
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Mesclun
A mixture of young shoots and leaves used in a salad. Mesclun usually contains various types of wild and cultivated chicory, lamb's lettuce and dandelion but may also include rocket, chervil, purslane and oak leaf lettuce.
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Mesclun
A French term meaning "mixed." It refers to a mix of defferent young greens and herbs.
Mesclun: A salad mix of young lettuce leaves and herbs such as rocket (argula), lamb's lettuce, dandelion leaves, basil, chervil and endive. Traditionally found in the South of France.
mesclun (MEHS-kluhn) A combination of fancy, young salad greens once hard to find but now popular and available pre washed in the produce section of your supermarket in the Bag O Salad section.
Mesclun - A word used to describe a mixture of a dozen or more wild and cultivated greens. Often this mix is stretched with herbs or flower sprigs and bitter greens.
Mesclun
A mixture of delicate young salad greens. The mixture is colorful and can be added to your own salad mixture to add variety and flavor.
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Mesclun:
French word for "mixed" that refers to a salad of assorted small salad leaves and herbs.
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Baby mesclun
This French-style salad mix consists of a variety of small young salad leaves. It's available in bags at supermarkets. For more information about baby mesclun, see our article.
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Mesclun (MEHS-kluhn) is a salad or gourmet mix of tender small greens that include arugula, oak leaf, radicchio, sorrel, and a variety of greens depending on seasonal availability. Find it bagged or packaged in supermarket produce aisles.
Mesclun - This is a mix of very young lettuces and greens. Often this mix is stretched with herb or flower sprigs and bitter greens.
Mesclun Found in specialty produce markets and many supermarkets, mesclun (also called salad mix and gourmet salad mix ) is simply a potpourri of young, small salad greens.
salade composèe, a composed salad; salade de mesclun, a salad of lettuce, dandelion, chicory, watercress, herbs and rocket; salade niçoise, a salad of lettuce, tomatoes, olives, anchovies, tuna fish, bell peppers, hard-boiled eggs, ...
An iceberg or romaine lettuce salad will require 11 heads, while you will need 40 cups of mesclun mix. Sprinkle either salad with 5 cups of croutons. For a fruit salad, plan on 9 quarts; for a pasta salad, 5.5 pounds of pasta before cooking.
Frisee often appears in mesclun and other salad mixes, because the green is extremely laborious and therefore expensive to produce as a sole salad ingredient.
spring salad mix = mesclun = field greens = spring mix Notes: This is a mix of different young salad greens. Commercial mixes usually include arugula, mizuna, tat soi, frisee, oakleaf, red chard, radicchio, mustard greens, and radicchio.
mesclun (Fr. ) A Provencal mixture of young salad greens whose seeds are sown together, traditionally including wild chicory, mache, curly escarole, dandelion, rocket, and other tender lettuces; mesclun comes from the Nicoise word for mixture.
Ingredients: sherry wine vinegar, mesclun...
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1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons lemon verbena, cut in chiffonade
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1 large vine-ripe tomato, peeled, seeded, and cut into 1/4-inch strips
2 cups mesclun mix, pea shoots, or sunflower shoots
2 radishes, julienned
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salad greens include arugula, asparagus chicory, Batavian endive, bibb lettuce, celtuce lettuce, crisphead lettuce, lamb's lettuce, oak leaf lettuce, red leaf lettuce, chicory, corn salad, curly endive, escarole, frisée, houttuynia, mâche, mesclun, ...
Melange The combination of two or more fruits or vegetables prepared together. A French word meaning 'to mix'.
Mesclun A mixture of young salad leaves, usually including dandelion, endive, radicchio and rocket.
 See also: Salad, Greens, Flavor, Vegetable, Lettuce
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