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Drying Lettuce

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Date: 07/10/2009 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Helpful Hints | Readers Request > Food  
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What can I use to dry my lettuce besides a salad spinner? Salad spinners take up a lot of space and I have a very small kitchen and refrigerator.

By Onesummer

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By tennesue (307) Profile Contact
Mesh onion or potato bag. Take it outside and whirl it around a few times.

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By patches (12) Profile Contact
I took some classes from a French chef and he always dried his lettuce by putting it in a new, clean pillowcase and putting it in the wash machine on spin cycle for a few seconds.

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By fatboyslimsmom (310) Profile Contact
Plain old paper towels, or even kitchen towels work very well.

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By chrissy1313 (14) Contact
The clean drying cloth (for dishes) works. Just take each corner up like a pouch and spin your arm while you are holding it. Do it outside.

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By Maggie85 (2) Contact
Put it in a clean cotton pillow case and twirl around.

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By sherrycarl (3) Contact
You can lay a few pieces of lettuce at a time on a paper towel then lay another on top of it and gently press them dry. It works great.

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By ldcoutts (1) Contact
What I have always done is wrap my wet lettuce in a clean kitchen towel, walk outdoors, and spin it around over my head or to my side. Works like a charm.

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