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Meanings of endive in English
Widely cultivated herb with leaves valued as salad green; either curly serrated leaves or broad flat ones that are usually blanched.
Usage of endive in English
1
In the centre of a flat serving-dish arrange a mound of endive.
2
Walnut dressing Best used with bitter salads like chicory, endive and scarole.
3
As a salad, it is said to be scarcely inferior to endive.
4
Toss the cauliflower, cabbage, endive, and onion with the dressing and serve.
5
Rei speared a pan-grilled scallop from the bed of endive and watercress.
6
Trim off the bases of the endive heads and separate the leaves.
7
The above recipe can be used for chicory as well as for endive.
8
Cabbage, Brussels sprouts, Belgian endive, radicchio, and romaine all grill beautifully.
9
These include radicchio, Belgian endive, escarole, dandelion, chicory, frisée, and more.
10
In a large bowl, combine the baby spinach, endive, and radicchio.
11
Melissa calls two fields, and he pulls some endive to slice.
12
For more assertive flavor, try radicchio, escarole, or endive instead of the romaine.
13
Top each filled endive with some pepper mixture and crumbled feta.
14
Try grilling or broiling Belgian endive lightly sprinkled with sugar.
15
Shred the light and dark leaves of a head of lettuce, or endive, separately.
16
First lot of endive should be tied up for blanching.
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