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  • Noteworthy Uses of Vibrant Nasturtium Leaves Image
    Noteworthy Uses of Vibrant Nasturtium Leaves February 20, 2023

    Zesty and peppery, the Latin word for nasturtium means “nose twist, referring to its robust flavors—so it’s clearly not a bashful plant. That said, talented chefs bring out the plant’s nuances in a wide range of creative ways. Here’s what four of them have to say.

    • chef feature,
    • edible leaves,
    • nasturtium leaves
  • Citrus Lace: What’s There Not to Like? Image
    Citrus Lace: What’s There Not to Like? January 9, 2023

    This beautiful edible leaf offers up a vibrant citrusy flavor, bright and zesty, with a delicate yet ornate shape. Texture is silky with a delightful aroma.

    • Chef Feature,
    • Citrus Lace,
    • edible leaves
  • Boldly Beautiful Beet Blush Image
    Boldly Beautiful Beet Blush December 14, 2022

    For an edible leaf with the name of “beet blush,” this gorgeous crop sure isn’t shy. Grown at The Chef’s Garden in the dark, literally speaking, the result is a shiny, golden leaf with striking veins of red running through the middle.

    • Chef Matt Kurze,
    • Chef Michelle Weaver,
    • edible leaves
  • Green Hibiscus Leaves: Celebrating Brightness Image
    Green Hibiscus Leaves: Celebrating Brightness October 20, 2022

    Chef Bryan Moscatello hadn’t expected to become part of the culinary world despite the fact that he grew up in an Italian household where his grandmother cooked delicious traditional dishes. Life, however, had different plans for him—and when Bryan moved in his twenties to Aspen, Colorado to snowboard, he met plenty of amazing chefs who built upon the cooking knowledge he’d gained in Grandma’s kitchen.

    • Chef Bryan Moscatello,
    • edible leaves,
    • hibiscus

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