I understand that this is not a question and answer blog, but I want to put it out there that I hate arugula. I really do. I got some arugula two weeks ago for this pasta salad I made with gorgonzola, walnuts and arugula. I have been searching for other things to do with it and have been quite disappointed with the outcome. Tonight I made quite a tasty dish which called for arugula, tomotoes, shrimp and pasta, but again it called for such a small amount I still have half the bag! When will it end?! I understand there are countless salad possibilities with arugula but it such a bitter green that I only like it hot and wilted.
If anyone has any suggestions or just wants to jump in with my pain. Feel free.
P.S.: I would have added a pic of my dish but the arugula is just so boring I don’t think anyone would care to look at it.
Contact us
3cleversisters [at] gmail [dot] comRSS
Looking for something?
-
The Three Clever Sisters are
-
Fresh out of the oven!
Twitter Updates
- @whatjuliaate I know: O'Brien! 8 hours ago
- To get you ready for tonight's episode: Hats! http://t.co/94EbPgv7 10 hours ago
- @MyersRestaurant I hope to make it there someday--until then I have to try to make my own! 10 hours ago
- @MomsicleBlog I miss Peet's! Used to go past it every day... 10 hours ago
- We just made popcorn the old fashioned way, lots of laughs, but as a result kids seem to think popcorn is a toy now?! 15 hours ago














OK, but this was a hysterical post! – Kathryn
Put it on pizza. I like it with blue cheese & caramelized onions – http://mariannika.wordpress.com/2009/11/17/caramelized-onion-blue-cheese-arugula-pizza/
When it bakes, arugula gets all crisp & delicious.
This recipe sounds really yummy and uses 1/2 pound of arugula: http://livinginthekitchenwithpuppies.blogspot.com/2010/01/inas-lemon-fusilli-with-arugula.html
I so agree with you about arugula. I was extremely disappointed with its taste – I never used up my bunch and ended up throwing it away.
Mom
arugula is actually best when young and “fresh”, it has a nutty rather than bitter taste, the larger and longer the leaves are the more it becomes bitter. I do not know if it is one of the plants like cilantro that some people simply find terribly bitter and soapy or not…