A visit to the salad bar used to leave you with two choices: iceberg or romaine. But now lunch shops and grocery stores have woken up to all the types of lettuce out there, and there are almost ...

Pretty neat, right? For sturdier types of lettuce (such as romaine and butterhead) that you aren’t planning on using soon, you can store leaves in the freezer for up to six months. After thawing ...

Iceberg lettuce is by far the most popular type of lettuce in the U.S. with nearly 48% of the country's category share, per ...

Image Credit: Pexels Switch up your recipes with different kinds of lettuce, and your salads will never be the same. Here are 6 types of lettuce to explore: The leaves of this lettuce are delicate, ...

Grow Your Own Crisp, Fresh Greens . April 15, 2025 – By UC Master Gardener of Mariposa County, Lorri MacDonald - Did you know that lettuce was ...

Sow seeds directly into the ground or into raised beds or containers. Lettuce seeds are tiny and should be planted shallow—about 1/8 inch deep. Keep the soil moist until they sprout (usually within ...

The James Beard recipient shared practical wellness insights and conceptualized a five-course meal that highlighted the farm’s first harvest of lettuce. With the dishes executed by Bulaceña chef ...

Following the E coli outbreak, the CDC is advising consumers "not to eat or buy romaine lettuce if they do not know where it was grown." The romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak is not over yet—in ...