Summer is coming and with it, comes salad season. Iceberg lettuce has always been a classic base for a salad. From caesar to wedge, this leafy vegetable has worked its way onto the plates of ...

Iceberg has a good shelf-life and can be kept for up to seven days in the salad drawer of the refrigerator.

You’re going to get what seems like a lot of dressing from this wedge salad recipe, but all those crevices in the iceberg lettuce will use it up. The iceberg lettuce is sliced into rounds ...

However, when it comes to texture, there's no denying iceberg lettuce is superior. If you want to add a refreshing crunch to a salad or sandwich, iceberg is the lettuce to use. Unfortunately ...

Crumble when cool enough to touch and set aside. Place 1/4 of the iceberg lettuce on a plate and pour a few tablespoons of blue cheese dressing over the wedge. Top with crumbled bacon, red onions ...

CALLING all salad fans - we’ve found a simple hack ... So if you’re fed up with buying an iceberg lettuce, only for it to go brown, soggy and mouldy before you've had a chance to use it ...

There’s an iceberg lettuce salad that’s a study in fridge-cold ennui, and a claggy bowl of rice. Tempura prawns are clad in a batter more suited to repelling bullets than adding delicate ...

With crisp and crunchy iceberg lettuce, rich and funky blue cheese, crisp bacon and juicy tomatoes, a well-made wedge salad is a perfect late-summer alternative to a BLT. But even if you drench ...

Spinach is an incredibly low-calorie, nutrient-dense vegetable. Just one cup of raw spinach offers a 167 mg dose of potassium ...

However, once wilted, lettuce will not recover even in the fridge. Most need to be used within a couple of days, although a few such as Iceberg and Little Gem can be kept up to a week. All salad ...