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Loads of left over salad stuff
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I love lettuce and peas too
Celery is lovely braised, but can go, with onion and carrot into the base of almost everything. Tomatos can be stewed with a little butter and had on toast for a quick meal, and cucumber can be a few things, but I have a recipe somewhere for a cucumber sauce to have with a salmon fish cake or loaf...dh loved it, me not so much, I love cucumber either just as it is or in pimms.0 -
When I was a little girl, I remember my nana used to chop up salad stuff small - lettuce spring onion and cucumber, then pour vinegar over, and it would be served with the Sunday roast.0
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Im not keen on celery either but whenever I get some in my veggie box I freeze it to add to soup/casserole/spag bol etc0
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I'd echo celery used as an ingredient instead of on its own! I like it on its own, but a lot of people don't.
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ooh,am now thinking of geting some salad stuff in the make hot meals-sounds delish, though i love LOSTINRATES advice to just put the cucumber in pimms!!0
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lettuce and celery are nice in a stir fry! not in the same dish I must add LOL celery and pineapple stirfry with some oyster sauce and chilli and pepper yum :-)0
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lettuce and celery are nice in a stir fry! not in the same dish I must add LOL celery and pineapple stirfry with some oyster sauce and chilli and pepper yum :-)
Would that using a lettuce in a stirfry be a bit dependant on what type of lettuce it is? and what sort of veg did you stirfry it up with?
I've just bought an enormous lettuce of the rather crispy/crunchy type - so would guess that that (ie rather than "floppy" type lettuce) would be what you mean? - so would be suitable for this one.0 -
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