英语词汇“mizuna greens”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

An oriental variety of brassica, Brassica rapa var. nipposinica, having finely cut leaves with a mildly spicy taste, grown in Japan and increasingly in the West for use in salads and East Asian dishes. Also mizuna greens.Occasionally applied (apparently by confusion) to the more pungently flavoured Chinese mustard, Brassica juncea var. crispifolia.

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1911 Frances Shimer Q. (Mt. Carroll, Illinois) Jan. 7 It [sc. breakfast] is a dish of clam soup, mackerel, mizuna (a kind of cabbage), a certain kind of pickles, and mochies (a kind of bread made of glutinous rice).

1984 E. Arter Salad Garden xii. 96 Do look through the Chiltern Seeds catalogue and try some of their other plants from the Orient. One such is the Mizuna form of Japanese greens, a mustard that is resistant to cold.

1991 Martha Stewart Living Spring 60/2 Mizuna has spiked leaves on a white stalk; peppery and lemony, it is much milder than such other Japanese mustard greens as tat soi.

1992 Encycl. Gardening (Royal Hort. Soc.) 324/1 Mizuna greens are eaten cooked, or raw when leaves are harvested young and tender.

1999 Gardening Which? June 253/2 Pak choi and mizuna are mildly flavoured oriental greens which will grow from sowings throughout the summer.

2016 Fukuoka Now June 3 Soup made from Itoshima-raised chicken and topped with mizuna (Japanese mustard greens) and lettuce.

单词	mizuna greens
释义	> as lemmas mizuna greens An oriental variety of brassica, Brassica rapa var. nipposinica, having finely cut leaves with a mildly spicy taste, grown in Japan and increasingly in the West for use in salads and East Asian dishes. Also mizuna greens.Occasionally applied (apparently by confusion) to the more pungently flavoured Chinese mustard, Brassica juncea var. crispifolia. ΚΠ 1911 Frances Shimer Q. (Mt. Carroll, Illinois) Jan. 7 It [sc. breakfast] is a dish of clam soup, mackerel, mizuna (a kind of cabbage), a certain kind of pickles, and mochies (a kind of bread made of glutinous rice). 1984 E. Arter Salad Garden xii. 96 Do look through the Chiltern Seeds catalogue and try some of their other plants from the Orient. One such is the Mizuna form of Japanese greens, a mustard that is resistant to cold. 1991 Martha Stewart Living Spring 60/2 Mizuna has spiked leaves on a white stalk; peppery and lemony, it is much milder than such other Japanese mustard greens as tat soi. 1992 Encycl. Gardening (Royal Hort. Soc.) 324/1 Mizuna greens are eaten cooked, or raw when leaves are harvested young and tender. 1999 Gardening Which? June 253/2 Pak choi and mizuna are mildly flavoured oriental greens which will grow from sowings throughout the summer. 2016 Fukuoka Now June 3 Soup made from Itoshima-raised chicken and topped with mizuna (Japanese mustard greens) and lettuce. extracted from mizunan. < as lemmas
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