A mixture of sea aster, sea beet, sea kale and rock samphire.
Suggested uses:
Wash well before use
Can be eaten raw or cooked
Suggested uses:
Sautee in butter or olive oil unti softened and serve as you would leafy veg. Goes well with fish, but is equally at home served as a cooked veg alongside tomato based roasted dishes.
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