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Mini and mighty: A microgreen flavor guide

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Mini and mighty: A microgreen flavor guide

Although small in size, microgreens provide a large array of intense flavors, vivid colors and tender textures to enhance the look and flavor of a wide variety of dishes.

Because they are extremely delicate with a high water content, cooking them isn’t recommended. If you do use them in that way, think of them as an herb. Add them at the end of cooking, perhaps stirred into pasta or risotto, or simply sprinkled atop soup, appetizers and entrées.

Microgreen pairings guide
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