Arugula

Rocket (UK) / Arugula (US) This a peppery green leaf that you often get in salads. Once again, “arugula” is taken from Italian and is… Read More »Why Do We Call Arugula Rocket?

Headache is the most common side effect of nitrates; often dose-related and reported by up to 82% of patients in placebo-controlled trials. Nearly 10% of… Read More »What Is The Most Common Side Effect Of Nitrates?

What are the symptoms of food intolerance? In general, people who have a food intolerance tend to experience: tummy pain, bloating, wind and/or diarrhoea. skin… Read More »What Are 3 Signs Of Food Sensitivity?

You can also experience a burning sensation in the mouth if you have an allergic reaction to a specific food. If you eat a food… Read More »Can Food Allergies Cause Burning Sensation?

Arugula roots are edible but it’s difficult to remove all of the grit from them, so trim them away before using the leaves and stems.… Read More »Can I Eat Arugula Root?

Nitrates: These preservatives are common in processed meats, and the symptoms of an intolerance can include headaches and hives. Monosodium glutamate (MSG): This flavor enhancer… Read More »What Are The Symptoms Of Nitrate Allergy?

This a peppery green leaf that you often get in salads. Once again, “arugula” is taken from Italian and is popular in the US, while… Read More »Why Do Italians Call Arugula Rocket?

The large quantity of mustard oils in rocket leaves is responsible for the sharp, slightly bitter flavor and its antibacterial qualities. Why is rocket salad… Read More »Why Is Rocket Salad Bitter?

Rocket is a leafy green with small dark leaves. It has a spicy, peppery, mustard-like flavour. It is mostly used in salads but can also… Read More »What Does Cooked Rocket Taste Like?

Sauté Arugula Sautéing and simmering arugula can also help to reduce the bitterness, and it also offers a great way to add some flavor to… Read More »Does Arugula Get Less Bitter When Cooked?