Greens to use in sandwiches besides lettuce?!


Question:

Greens to use in sandwiches besides lettuce?


i currently use green lettuce(curlier and darker than regular head lettuce). it's too delicate and wilts away so fast. i want to use a stronger, darker, healthier green but i don't know what would taste normal in a sandwich.

kale? spinach?


Answers: spinach is yummy.

lacinado/dinosaur kale is good. the other kind of kale may be too bitter.

sprouts are nice and crunchy and super healthy; a fun alternative to leafy greens.

If you do want to use lettuce, just keep it in a separate container until lunch time and then assemble the sandwich. fresh baby spinach Spinach, arugula, romaine, frisee, mizuna, baby mixed greens try arugula...its got a bit of a crunch and a good peppery flavor. Fresh spinach is awesome. Has an almost "meaty" texture. not even one of them. is cucumbers ...sprouts... Romaine!
It is the only green I buy for salads and I also use it in sandwiches. It is hearty, and holds up in any kind of sandwich. Cress, cos lettuce (much longer leaves & stronger. They don't really wilt.), cucumber, chives, cabbage (but only a little bit), asparagus.
Out of ideas. Hang around a sandwich bar & steal their ideas. Spinach is good but try also the shreded cabbage or a thin slices of cucumber and a string onions. might sound strange to you, but i like raw cabbages, cucumber in my sandwiches
try it you might like it!!!
don't hate me ifyou don't!!!!
hee!hee!hee! how about wilting down your greens first (like maybe some large spinach leaves tossed with some garlic slices, chili quickly stir fried in olive oil) then adding them to your sandwich. maybe top with some caramalized onions/roast beef/cold chicken/roast or sundried tomatoes... for extra flavor, crunch and nutrients, I like to use cucumbers or spinach or cole slaw. baby spinach is great in sandwiches. i prefer it to lettuce. Arugula or basil add great color and flavor. You could also try radicchio. And for an interesting twist and added crunch, thin-sliced cucumbers are yummy...



The consumer Foods information on foodaq.com is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions.
The answer content post by the user, if contains the copyright content please contact us, we will immediately remove it.
Copyright © 2007 FoodAQ - Terms of Use - Contact us - Privacy Policy

Food's Q&A Resources