Apr 05, 2023

Mizuna

This hardy leaf grows all year round and Andy uses it to fill in the hunger gap in his market garden.

With a flavour that is crossed between rocket and broccoli - it is one of the most flavourful raw green leaves you will find.

Referred to as 'Kyo yasai' in Japan - which translates into heirloom vegetable from the Kyoto region. It is commonly eaten with rice.

Suggested uses:

Wash well before use

Eat raw as a salad leaf. Add to salads, pasta, sandwiches

Mix with boiled chunks of potato with sea salt and pesto or garlic butter

Serve with garlic mushrooms and crumbled feta cheese

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