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Meanings of arugula in English
Portuguese
rúcula Erect European annual often grown as a salad crop to be harvested when young and tender.
Usage of arugula in English
1
Glenn Beck even defended him, citing the First Lady's love of arugula.
2
Place in a salad bowl with the arugula leaves and toss lightly.
3
She plowed her garden salad with a fork, weeding out the arugula.
4
Joe greets me with a tongue kiss that tastes peppery, like arugula.
5
I have parsley, lovage, dill and my special treat today is arugula flowers.
6
Spread the salad on rolls, add arugula or lettuce, and serve.
7
Add the chorizo and serve with crusty bread and a mound of arugula.
8
In mild-winter climates, you can plant arugula seeds in fall, winter, and spring.
9
Flat-leaf spinach is an excellent choice, as is watercress, arugula, mizuna, or escarole.
10
Crumble some Gorgonzola on each and top with a couple of arugula leaves.
11
I recognized the charbroiled chicken yakitori and the tender Mane-raised beef carpaccio arugula.
12
Serve this creamy dressing over spinach, watercress, arugula, or other dark leafy greens.
13
Lettuce and salad greens like arugula, mesclun, iceberg, romaine, spinach, and so on
14
He won't eat anything that's too peppery, so he'll leave watercress and arugula.
15
Drizzle a bunch of arugula with olive oil and lemon juice.
16
Try parsley or arugula, or, for a milder version, baby spinach works well, too.
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