Nothing tastes better than a fresh bounty of lettuce from your own garden or the farmer’s market – but not-so-fast when it comes to tossing it all into a bowl to eat. Lettuce, like other produce, ...

Rinse lettuce thoroughly under cool water or soak it for a deeper clean. You can use a vinegar solution to help remove bacteria and pesticide residue. Store washed lettuce in a paper towel-lined bag ...

Home cooks try to fit in lots of fresh and leafy greens during the week. But between rising costs and ingredient scarcity, sometimes it's hard to come by that go-to iceberg or romaine for lunchtime ...

Loose-leaf lettuce purchased from the grocery store or harvested from the garden can be expected to keep for as long as a ...

These tips will help you store lettuce so it stays crisp.Lettuce may be a staple for green salads and garnishes, but it's also very delicate. You might pull lettuce from the fridge only to find it ...

Wash fresh fruits and vegetables in clean, running water. As Americans continue to do everything possible to ward off germs with hand sanitizers, disinfectant wipes and more amid the coronavirus ...