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The Good Food Glossary

Frisée leaves

Frisée

Pronounce it: free-zay

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Frisée, also called curly endive, is a variety of chicory which is frequently used in mesclun (a mixture of baby greens). The attractive pale green leaves are narrow and curly with a frizzy appearance and a slightly bitter taste.

Choose the best

Look for frisée with crisp, perky leaves.

Prepare it

Wash just before adding to a salad.

Store it

Can be kept in a plastic bag in the fridge for up to five days.

Can't find it

Try rocket or chicory.

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