Advice for Moms
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Salad spinner! Those are fun to use! -
You can also wrap the wet lettuce in a large dishtowel and then just whip it around and around. Water will fly a little and you may need to change towels to ensure dryness, but it works. -
I don't dry it, I just shake excess water off and make a salad. -
Rinse it off before you cut it, then just shake it off in the sink. For iceberg I guess that wouldn't work, but I don't eat iceberg. I also don't care if the lettuce is completely dry, I like a little moisture on it.
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I use a salad spinner.
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Salad spinner. I do NOT want my dressing watered down, or to have a wet mess on my plate. BTW, leftover lettuce that you have spun dry, but NOT put dressing on, keeps better than wet lettuce. Put it in a zipbag with a square of paper towel.
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i used to just shake it off...then i got a salad spinner...sooo much easier!!
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I don't and it is not watery. Drain it a while. -
I have a salad spinner- I put the washed lettuce in the strainer part that is in the bowl, put the lid on, and press the spin button.
I wash the lettuce by running each leaf, front and back, through water, and I also use a bowl of water and wash it again that way. I raised lettuce for years and know what can get in there. :)
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Great advise.
Quoting Bmat:
I have a salad spinner- I put the washed lettuce in the strainer part that is in the bowl, put the lid on, and press the spin button.
I wash the lettuce by running each leaf, front and back, through water, and I also use a bowl of water and wash it again that way. I raised lettuce for years and know what can get in there. :)