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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: McAbouts on February 06, 2012, 09:11:03 AM
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Hi all,
I am having trouble keeping lettuce crisp and not a soggy brown mess when we camp. As we are going away for a three week trip soon I am desperate for what other campers do on longish trips.
Cheers
Louise :D
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Hi,
we keep ours in the fridge in a plastic bag and wrap it with kitchen paper to keep it from getting wet and slimy.
cheers
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Before heading off I wash and pull apart the lettuce (or just wash the bagged mixed lettuce which I prefer) drain as best I can, then put into a container (eg systema). I find the lettuce doesn't get bashed about in the container, even though it takes up a bit of space in the fridge. It can be stacked etc that way too. Maybe put a layer of paper towel in the bottom if you're worried about the water - but I find I don't need to do that. Hope this helps, have fun!
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We vacuum seal it before we go and we have a sealer in the camper running of a inverter keeps for ages :cheers:
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That is rabbit food isnt it? ;D
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I've been using those "Fresh & Crisp" bags with great success. Seem to do really well with keeping the lettuce fresh. Woolworths and IGA seem to stock them.
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all good tips but to keep your lettuce fresh & crisp for ages..........wrap it in Aluminum foil ( with the shiny side in ).then just keep it cool 8)
guaranteed to keep fresh....tried and tested this one :cup:
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Which ever way you choose to go I would just include the paper towel on the bottom of the container as I think it really extends the life of the lettuce by asorbing any extra moisture.
Good Travels
Cheers
Loshde
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That is rabbit food isnt it? ;D
Good work ;D ;D ;D ;D
We find it it's kept dry it lasts quite well.
The main problem is that it gets in the road all the time. It's in the road when you want a beer, It's in the road when you throw another six pack in.
So ours is usually squashed by a six pack a few times before I get the sh…ts and thrown it in the bin.
Problem solved.