I find the outer leaves
of Iceberg lettuce makes the best wraps, they are crisp and pliable and the leaves are large enough to make decent size wraps.
Not exact matches
There's an abundance
of shredded
iceberg lettuce, and the toasted bread is only half - toasted — if you're going to
make the grand (and appreciated) gesture
of toasting, go all the way with it.
I love salads because they are
of course nutrient dense, the options are endless, and you can
make so many variations than just a plain old salad with the antiquated
iceberg lettuce.
Since this is one
of my favorite salads in the world, I
make it often, but I use «Sucrine»
lettuce here in Paris, since it has a tiny bit more flavor than
iceberg lettuce.
Cold, warm, soggy, over-mayoed, under - mayoed, with leftover Easter eggs, eggs that have been sitting in the fridge for six months, fresh eggs, overboiled eggs (but NEVER underdone eggs), mustard, celery or celery seed, mayo, cheese or no cheese, tunafish added, crispy
iceberg lettuce with no nutritional value whatsoever, bacon crumbles or sliced green olives, scallions, chives... Egg salad is just a high - protein base for hundreds
of combinations, and it wears well on day - old Wonderbread, or Portugese rolls or French loves with the middles hollowed out to
make room for all
of the veggies you add.
Make sure to stay clear
of iceberg lettuce, as it contains too much water and too little fiber to count as a good meal.
It includes «Squeeze,» a dazzling, 20 - minute film about the
making of an art object, which happens to be a vile - looking cube
made from mashed together blush, latex, and
iceberg lettuce.