Salad King Endive at Christina Ida blog

Salad King Endive. Ready for harvest in 70 days. They are more robust, so useful for winter harvesting. It goes hard through frost and heat and its slightly bitter, nutty taste can be added to sweet salads with apples, pears, honey, nuts, and cheese or blanched and seared for spectacular cooked dishes. It is a beautiful endive with vigorous and uniform growth. Sweetness increases when exposed to chill temperatures. Grow salad king endive from seed. This frilly, gorgeous, massive endive lives up to its name. This variety's long, curled and deeply cut leaves have a dark green blade and pale green midrib. The salad king endive lives up to its name, as it is the king of salads! Can be cooked as a leaf vegetable but most commonly used raw as a salad green. There are two types of endive to choose from: One full packet of “salad king” endive (aka leaf chicory). The salad king endive lives up to its name, as it is the king of salads! Salad king endive is a cool season green (withstanding moderate frosts), which likes lots of even moisture and rich well drained soil. The leaves are often blanched to reduce the bitterness.

Can be cooked as a leaf vegetable but most commonly used raw as a salad green. This variety's long, curled and deeply cut leaves have a dark green blade and pale green midrib. It is a beautiful endive with vigorous and uniform growth. They are more robust, so useful for winter harvesting. The salad king endive lives up to its name, as it is the king of salads! One full packet of “salad king” endive (aka leaf chicory). There are two types of endive to choose from: Ready for harvest in 70 days. Salad king endive is a cool season green (withstanding moderate frosts), which likes lots of even moisture and rich well drained soil. Grow salad king endive from seed.

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Salad King Endive The salad king endive lives up to its name, as it is the king of salads! Salad king endive is a cool season green (withstanding moderate frosts), which likes lots of even moisture and rich well drained soil. It goes hard through frost and heat and its slightly bitter, nutty taste can be added to sweet salads with apples, pears, honey, nuts, and cheese or blanched and seared for spectacular cooked dishes. The leaves are often blanched to reduce the bitterness. Can be cooked as a leaf vegetable but most commonly used raw as a salad green. Sweetness increases when exposed to chill temperatures. The salad king endive lives up to its name, as it is the king of salads! This frilly, gorgeous, massive endive lives up to its name. One full packet of “salad king” endive (aka leaf chicory). Dark green curled leaves with a pleasant and bitter flavour. Grow salad king endive from seed. It is a beautiful endive with vigorous and uniform growth. They are more robust, so useful for winter harvesting. It is a beautiful endive with vigorous and uniform growth. This variety's long, curled and deeply cut leaves have a dark green blade and pale green midrib. There are two types of endive to choose from: