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Lettuce In Fridge. Wrap the head of lettuce or individual leaves in paper towels, then place the lettuce and paper towels in a plastic container or resealable bag and place the container in. Lettuce keeps better in high humidity, moyer says, so if your refrigerator has a crisper drawer where you can control the humidity, set it to high humidity and store your lettuce—still wrapped in its original packaging—in that drawer. How to store lettuce in the fridge. Many lettuce heads come wrapped in. Regardless of variety, lettuce heads should be stored in a plastic bag. How to store lettuce heads. Once you bring your lettuce home, you may be faced with the disappointment that comes with reaching for your favorite variety in the fridge, only to find it slimy or limp. Maintain your refrigerator temperature between 32°f and 36°f (0°c to 2°c) to ensure optimal freshness for leaf lettuce. Lay the lettuce leaves out on a clean dish towel until completely dry then store in a zip bag with a paper towel in the fridge. That's why restaurants store their lettuce in. Lettuce needs good airflow with some moisture (but not too much!) to stay crisp.

How to store lettuce heads. Wrap the head of lettuce or individual leaves in paper towels, then place the lettuce and paper towels in a plastic container or resealable bag and place the container in. Lettuce keeps better in high humidity, moyer says, so if your refrigerator has a crisper drawer where you can control the humidity, set it to high humidity and store your lettuce—still wrapped in its original packaging—in that drawer. Regardless of variety, lettuce heads should be stored in a plastic bag. Lettuce needs good airflow with some moisture (but not too much!) to stay crisp. Many lettuce heads come wrapped in. Maintain your refrigerator temperature between 32°f and 36°f (0°c to 2°c) to ensure optimal freshness for leaf lettuce. Once you bring your lettuce home, you may be faced with the disappointment that comes with reaching for your favorite variety in the fridge, only to find it slimy or limp. That's why restaurants store their lettuce in. Lay the lettuce leaves out on a clean dish towel until completely dry then store in a zip bag with a paper towel in the fridge.

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Lettuce In Fridge Lay the lettuce leaves out on a clean dish towel until completely dry then store in a zip bag with a paper towel in the fridge. How to store lettuce heads. Maintain your refrigerator temperature between 32°f and 36°f (0°c to 2°c) to ensure optimal freshness for leaf lettuce. That's why restaurants store their lettuce in. Lettuce needs good airflow with some moisture (but not too much!) to stay crisp. How to store lettuce in the fridge. Many lettuce heads come wrapped in. Lay the lettuce leaves out on a clean dish towel until completely dry then store in a zip bag with a paper towel in the fridge. Lettuce keeps better in high humidity, moyer says, so if your refrigerator has a crisper drawer where you can control the humidity, set it to high humidity and store your lettuce—still wrapped in its original packaging—in that drawer. Regardless of variety, lettuce heads should be stored in a plastic bag. Wrap the head of lettuce or individual leaves in paper towels, then place the lettuce and paper towels in a plastic container or resealable bag and place the container in. Once you bring your lettuce home, you may be faced with the disappointment that comes with reaching for your favorite variety in the fridge, only to find it slimy or limp.