How to Buy and Store Arugula
Also called rocket or rucola, this green offers the ample nutritional benefits of a cruciferous vegetable.
Also called rocket or rucola, this green offers the ample nutritional benefits of a cruciferous vegetable.
This quick, satisfying meal can be made with or without pancetta (unsmoked bacon). As alternatives to arugula, try baby spinach or watercress. For more fresh flavor, add chopped fresh herbs, like chives or marjoram, to the egg mixture.
Compatible with most savory pizza toppings, this delicate crust is best made into personal-size pizzas. The BLT-inspired topping here uses fresh arugula to zing things up.
Think of a frittata as a crustless — and much less fussy — quiche. Here, spicy arugula is beautifully tempered by earthy mushrooms and creamy goat cheese.
A classic, protein-rich French salad. Top with chopped, toasted nuts for added crunch.
Fire up your salads and other dishes with the peppery flavors of watercress, dandelion greens, mustard greens, and arugula.
Dressed with a tarragon vinaigrette, this makes a wonderfully refreshing light lunch or first course.
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Sliced almonds add a nutty crunch to this bright summer salad.
The cruciferous veggies in this salad — arugula and cabbage — contain glucosinolates, which feature sulfur that supports liver function.
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