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Published 2007
Domesticated dandelion greens tend to be tough and very bitter, and are best used for cooking. The wild dandelion greens that show up in fancy markets in spring are younger, more tender, and not as sharp tasting. The long, jagged-edged leaves are a wonderful foil for strongly flavored foods such as sautéed sardines.
© 2007 James Peterson. All rights reserved.
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