Use A Pillowcase To Dry Lettuce

We want our salad greens to be freshly washed, but we also don’t want them to be wet. Most people use a salad spinner to dry their greens after washing, but if you don’t have one you can get the same effect by putting your wet lettuce into a clean pillowcase and spinning it around like a centrifuge.

Culinary site Chow.com also recounts that if you have a plastic shopping/produce bag you can add the wet lettuce to that along with a few paper towels and then spin for the same effect.

CHOW Tip: How to Dry Salad Without a Salad Spinner [CHOW]


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