drying lettuce...

[Guest guest]

i wash the lettuce and other veggies and just shake

and toss them a bit in a collendar. i don't dry them

by hand or anything like that.

 

Thanks for the recommendations. i don't think we have

BB & B here.... but there is a nice kitchen gadget store

downtown that is locally owned, not a big chain store.

i bet they have a a decent one there.

 

~ pt ~

 

The more you love, the more you can love

and the more full is your love.

Nor is there any limit

on how many you can love.

~ Robert Heinlein

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, Craige Moore <

craige.moore@g...> wrote:

>

> I am incredulous! How do you dry your lettuce??? By hand?! People still do

> that? ;-)

> If you are looking to buy one, I would recommend the Oxo one as it does not

> need to be used in the sink (useful if the sink is full of dishes already)

> and doesn't require much strength as some do. If you have a Bed, Bath, and

> Beyond near you, they sell them there, a large one for about $25 and a small

> one for about $12, I think.

> -Craige

[Guest guest]

I would do the same before the spinner days and actually like that the

lettuce is still cold and a bit wet. It would seem even crispier and better

for some reason.

 

Now that I make a big bag of salad for future meals the moisture would make

it go bad in the zip lock more quickly hence the salad spinner from here on

out.

 

S.

 

On 10/31/05, ~ PT ~ wrote:

>

> i wash the lettuce and other veggies and just shake

> and toss them a bit in a collendar. i don't dry them

> by hand or anything like that.

>

> Thanks for the recommendations. i don't think we have

> BB & B here.... but there is a nice kitchen gadget store

> downtown that is locally owned, not a big chain store.

> i bet they have a a decent one there.

>

> ~ pt ~

>

>