Romaine lettuce is distinguished by its long, upright leaves with a midrib that runs nearly the entire length of the leaf.

As you can see, the CDC’s advice is now to avoid any romaine lettuce from the Salinas, California, growing region. That’s none, nicht, nadda romaine from that part of the country. Do not sell ...

From smooth and buttery loose leaf lettuces to more heat tolerant romaine lettuces and head ... sowing method to get a head start on your lettuce seedlings with little effort. Follow the directions on ...

In fact, not just the hearts, but all of Romaine lettuce. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a stern warning: don't sell, don't buy, don't serve, and don't eat any ...

But every time I head to the market, I have to wonder, what type of lettuce is best? So I did some quick research on the two most popular options, iceberg and romaine, to see which one comes out ...

An E. coli outbreak that health investigators believe is linked to chopped romaine lettuce has expanded, with 53 cases now reported in 16 states, and nearly three dozen hospitalized, at least five ...

This quick and summery take on the classic salad features sweet broiled shrimp, crunchy romaine lettuce, homemade croutons, and a tangy Caesar dressing. Broiling the shrimp for this salad takes ...

THE high concentration of chlorogenic acid in lettuce seed has not previously been reported. Fig. 1 compares the ultra-violet absorption spectrum of a methanol solution of chlorogenic acid ...

While all lettuce is going to provide you with healthy vitamins and minerals, romaine lettuce is the most nutrient-dense, says registered dietitian Danielle Crumble Smith. “It’s going to have ...

However, when it comes to charring lettuce on the grill or under the broiler, not just any bunch will do. You know romaine lettuce as the crunchy and refreshing lettuce famously used for Caesar salads ...