Escarole

In Season:

January · February · March · August · September · October · November · December

Carbon Footprint (CO2e/kg):

1.0 kg

Tips:

• When buying, look for fresh, bright green leaves with no blemishes nor wilting.

• Escarole looks similar to curly leaf lettuce, but as with other members of the endive/chicory family it is as good raw as it is cooked.

How To:

How to use Escarole

Time to Cook!

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