10 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Eat Once and Regrow Forever

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13 Jan 2014 11:12 #1 by ScienceChic

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10 Vegetables & Herbs You Can Eat Once and Regrow Forever
Posted By Gabrielle Taylor
January 12, 2014

Some foods are easy to regrow at home from leftover scraps, and some of them can even be grown right on your kitchen counter. Here are 10 vegetables and herbs you can buy once and regrow forever.
#1. Garlic
#2. Carrot Greens
#3. Basil
#4. Scallions
#5. Romaine Lettuce
#6. Bok Choy
#7. Onions
#8. Ginger
#9. Mushrooms
#10. Cilantro

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13 Jan 2014 11:21 #2 by Blazer Bob

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I sometimes do that with scallions and onions sometimes do that on their own but why would someone do that with carrot greens?

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13 Jan 2014 12:47 #3 by ScienceChic

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Eat Your Carrot Green Tops (the leaves) - Yes You Can!!

The leaves of carrot ARE considered edible and are highly nutritive, rich in protein, minerals and vitamins. They contain 6 times the vitamin C of the root and are a great source of potassium and calcium. The tops of the carrots are loaded with potassium which can make them bitter, so the use of them in food is limited, but there some ideas and recipes below. The leaves do have antiseptic qualities and can be juiced and used as a mouthwash.

What to do with carrot tops aka carrot greens
July 31, 2009 — Ned Raggett

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