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. Cobb Salad .
. Coca Cola .
. Cocktail .
. Cock-a-Leekie .
. Cockroaches .
. Cocoa Butter .
. Cocoa Powder .
. Coco De Mer .
. Coconut .
. Coconut Crab .
. Code of Hammurabi .
. Codfish .
. Cod Liver Oil .
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. Cola .
. Cola Nut .
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. Cole Slaw .
. Collard Greens .
. Colorado .
. Commercials .
. Conch .
. Condensed Milk .
. Condiments .
. Confectioner's Sugar .
. Connecticut .
. Cookbooks .
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. Cooking Oils .
. Cooks .
. Cool Whip .
. Coprolite .
. Coquilles St. Jacques .
. Coriander .
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. Corn Cake, Corncake .
. Corn Chips .
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. Corn Dog .
. Corned, Corn .
. Corned Beef & Cabbage .
. Cornelian Cherry .
. Cornell Bread .
. Corn Flakes .
. Cornflower .
. Cornichon .
. Cornish Game Hens .
. Corn Muffins .
. Cornpone .
. Corn Salad .
. Corn Smut .
. Corn Syrup .

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CORN SALAD

Corn salad, mache, lamb's lettuce, field salad, field lettuce (Valerianella locusta) are all names for a salad green of the valerian family. The plant grows in a rosette of long spoon shaped leaves which may also be clusterd in loose heads. Lamb's lettuce is used in salad mixes together with other greens such as mustard leaves, rocket, dandelion, frisee, etc. It can also be cooked as for spinach and used in soups and stuffings. (The lamb's lettuce name comes from it's resemblance to the size and shape of a lamb's tongue!). This green has been used for thousands of years.

Corn Salad, Mache, Lamb's Lettuce or Field SaladWith a fingerlike shape, velvety feel, and mild taste, it is usually sold bunched together with its roots, at an expensive price due to its delicate and perishable nature.
CDC.gov - 5 a Day

 

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