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LEAF VEGETABLES 2
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radicchio
Red endive native to northern Italy and having a somewhat bitter taste; it is often served with other types of lettuce.
butterhead lettuce
Formed in a loosely compacted ball, its large soft leaves break off easily; Boston lettuce is a well-known variety of this species.
iceberg lettuce
The most widely sold lettuce in North America, it was initially covered with ice during transport, hence its name.
ornamental kale
Related to the curled kale; its differently colored leaves are added to salads, soups and rice, or used to garnish serving platters.
escarole
Its leaves are less bitter than those of the curled endive, to which it is related; it is usually eaten raw, in salads.
radicchio
Red endive native to northern Italy and having a somewhat bitter taste; it is often served with other types of lettuce.
butterhead lettuce
Formed in a loosely compacted ball, its large soft leaves break off easily; Boston lettuce is a well-known variety of this species.
iceberg lettuce
The most widely sold lettuce in North America, it was initially covered with ice during transport, hence its name.
ornamental kale
Related to the curled kale; its differently colored leaves are added to salads, soups and rice, or used to garnish serving platters.
escarole
Its leaves are less bitter than those of the curled endive, to which it is related; it is usually eaten raw, in salads.
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