Tips. Head lettuce does not regrow after its leaves have been cut. 2. Harvest Leaf Lettuce Moderately. Don’t take more than ...

When it comes to serving and enjoying your next plate of salad, how you prep your lettuce makes more of an impact than you ...

Right now, our farmers’ market offers abundant fresh greens and many types of lettuce. Lettuce salads make a light, ...

Head Lettuce vs. Loose Leaf Lettuce. Whether you purchase loose, bagged, or boxed lettuce—or a full head—is completely up to you. Heads of lettuce tend to last longer and make for a crunchier, ...

Leaf lettuces don't form a head, and are instead connected to a stem. Some of these lettuces are darker in color or have reddish leaves. Romaine lettuce is another lettuce type commonly sold in ...

MANCHESTER, Tenn. (WKRN) — A lettuce company is establishing its first Tennessee greenhouse in Coffee County, bringing more than 300 jobs to the area. Gov. Bill Lee was on hand for the announcement at ...

By J.J. Barrett Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! I hope everyone has survived the sweltering heat of this week in ...

Eat individual lettuce leaves immediately. If you want to harvest your lettuce but won't be consuming it for a while, pick the entire head and store it in the refrigerator to keep it fresh for longer.

Tightly seal the leaves in a plastic bag and store in the crisper drawer. The food storage professionals said: “Whole romaine heads last 10 to 20 days in the fridge, while romaine hearts stay ...

Dear Heloise: I use an easy way to core a head of lettuce. Never mind using a knife because this is safer and less likely to cut your fingers. Hold ...

How to store lettuce properly so it lasts longer. To begin, pour 240ml of vinegar into a bowl or salad spinner and then fill the rest of the container with cold water.