How to Keep Fresh Vegetables Fresher Longer
Wrap dry vegetables in paper towel and place back into plastic wrap., Keep bagged lettuce mix crisp and fresh by slightly dampening a piece of paper towel, tucking it over the top of the leaves, and then clip the bag closed., Make sure the paper...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wrap dry vegetables in paper towel and place back into plastic wrap.
This works well with lettuce and celery. -
Step 2: Keep bagged lettuce mix crisp and fresh by slightly dampening a piece of paper towel
The lettuce will remain crisp for at least a week or more. , If it is, just replace with a fresh paper towel. ,, They can last up to a week longer rather than go rubbery. , Ironically they are always displayed in bright light in the stores, but its not good for them. , -
Step 3: tucking it over the top of the leaves
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Step 4: and then clip the bag closed.
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Step 5: Make sure the paper towel is not too wet.
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Step 6: After slicing a tomato or onion
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Step 7: place a folded paper towel over the cut edge and either wrap in plastic or place in zippered sandwich bag.
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Step 8: Fresh clean carrots can stay crisp if closely wrapped in a plastic bag to prevent evaporation or stored in an airtight container.
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Step 9: Potato
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Step 10: onions
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Step 11: ginger
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Step 12: garlic and sweet potato (kumara) should be stored in the dark (or an opaque bag) as sunlight makes them sprout and inedible.
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Step 13: Most vegetables last longer if left whole as they lose less moisture.
Detailed Guide
This works well with lettuce and celery.
The lettuce will remain crisp for at least a week or more. , If it is, just replace with a fresh paper towel. ,, They can last up to a week longer rather than go rubbery. , Ironically they are always displayed in bright light in the stores, but its not good for them. ,
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