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salad mixes...
- Thread starter Wanda
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The favorite mix in my house is collards, mustards, bok Choy, and turnip greens. I switch up red peppers, butternut squash, and raspberries for treats.
Well my mixes in the past have been:
Green beans, snap peas, rocket, endive, mustard, cactus pad, butternut, patty pans, baby marrows
I used 2 or 3 of the above per day and altered every two days or so.
Lately shes real picky and only eats green things . . . . actually green leafy tings, so the latest mixes are pretty boring here too consisting of
Rocket, parsley (broadleaf) lucerne, mustard, nastirtium leaves, carrot tops (not the carrots) and kiwi for a treat
Dont know why the sweet potato has to be cooked, i used to give it raw, grated finely a little bit over the top of the salad, but cooking will soften it and i have heard it can enhance fragrance ? Just my guess.
Green beans, snap peas, rocket, endive, mustard, cactus pad, butternut, patty pans, baby marrows
I used 2 or 3 of the above per day and altered every two days or so.
Lately shes real picky and only eats green things . . . . actually green leafy tings, so the latest mixes are pretty boring here too consisting of
Rocket, parsley (broadleaf) lucerne, mustard, nastirtium leaves, carrot tops (not the carrots) and kiwi for a treat
Dont know why the sweet potato has to be cooked, i used to give it raw, grated finely a little bit over the top of the salad, but cooking will soften it and i have heard it can enhance fragrance ? Just my guess.