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Old 11-24-2011, 08:16 PM   #1
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How do you all wash your vegetables?

Soak in water?

Rinse vegetables under the tap?

Vegetable wash spray?
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It's really depends on which vegetable I use, like for example... root vegeatbles, I'll rinse them under the water, if it is green vegetable or something related.. I'll soak them in water to remove dirt and etc...
I never heard of this "Vegetable Wash Spray"... Enlighten me please.
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It's really depends on which vegetable I use, like for example... root vegeatbles, I'll rinse them under the water, if it is green vegetable or something related.. I'll soak them in water to remove dirt and etc...
I never heard of this "Vegetable Wash Spray"... Enlighten me please.
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I'll usually just toss it under the tap, even when I'm at work.
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Very quick rinse to avoid having them soaked with water. We have an electric stove and wet vegetables on that heat source ends up with steamed or boiled vegetables :/

Keep your mushrooms away from water! I don't even wipe mine down

I wonder how many foodsafe violations I've committed, I've heard arguments on both sides..
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^ Mushrooms I can't bring my self to not wash, white button mushrooms are usually so dirty and filthy!

I do clean then under tap water and sous vide my veggies!
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run it through the tap scrub scrub and i add some salt
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hand wash under a tap and dry with a paper towel, lettuce rinse under cold water and put it in a salad spinner.
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^ paper towel?! that shits expensive said my asian mother
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^I use Xilley's method and dry with a paper towel.

I've seen restaurants (and some chefs on TV) not wash some of their veggies, like a romaine heart where they cut it in half and use the entire half; aren't they worried about bugs?
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alot of places dont wash their veggies
ex:the asian market in metrotown (not sure if allowed to say company) never wash their veggies for the chinese food they sell as my uncle worked there for a bit
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Usually have to soak them in salt water for a bit, then rinse them. We have found all sorts of creatures in our veggies, from tiny caterpillars, to small flies, to freakin snails.
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water and rub with my hands

stuff like mush i use a wet towel
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Usually soak my mushrooms and rub with a wet towel to get rid of the dirt.

Greens soak in salt water to remove dirt or bugs.

Romaine Hearts are typically washed before being processed so washing is not that nescessary. A head of Romaine lettuce is different. Peel of the numbers of leaves you want to eat, and treat as greens.
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Usually have to soak them in salt water for a bit, then rinse them. We have found all sorts of creatures in our veggies, from tiny caterpillars, to small flies, to freakin snails.
What's the advantage of using salt water?
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Usually soak my mushrooms and rub with a wet towel to get rid of the dirt.

Greens soak in salt water to remove dirt or bugs.

Romaine Hearts are typically washed before being processed so washing is not that nescessary. A head of Romaine lettuce is different. Peel of the numbers of leaves you want to eat, and treat as greens.
the mush absorb all the water if you soak em =\

i like to shake the whole head of romaine in water and wash twice
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the mush absorb all the water if you soak em =\

i like to shake the whole head of romaine in water and wash twice
I don't leave them in the water overnight. =)
Quick rinse should suffice but definately wipe them clean of the dirt.

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What's the advantage of using salt water?
Salt water is supposed to kill the worms and bugs.
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Lettuce I'll chop up, throw it in a pasta drainer, run under tap. Veggies like carrots, potatos etc I'll peel them first, quick rinse. Mushrooms same thing, pasta drainer, and fondle them like I fondle my balls in the shower to get em nice n clean n shiny.
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Usually have to soak them in salt water for a bit, then rinse them. We have found all sorts of creatures in our veggies, from tiny caterpillars, to small flies, to freakin snails.
all those add flavor
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Lol mushrooms there's nothing wrong with washing them in water. Its dirty, wiping doesn't really do much...cause every veggie has water content in them already doesn't do any harm to the mushrooms if u rinse them under water.
I soak my greens with salt water too . It gives a nice crisp to them after. I soak them for about 5 minutes but with many times of water.
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