
Frisee is a type of lettuce in the chicory and endive family. It has a slightly bitter or peppery flavor and looks exactly like it sounds.
STORAGE TIPS: Gently shake off any excess water (do not wash first) and wrap in a flour sack towel (or paper towels) and put in an open plastic bag in the fridge.
CRISPY MUSTARD CHICKEN WITH FRISEE
I love the look and taste of frisee but have a hard time passing off “salad” to my children. I always love when I find a recipe that incorporates the greens into the main course like this one.
FRISEE AND APPLE SALAD
The sweet apples and creamy dressing balance out the peppery and slightly bitter flavor of the frisee in this complexly flavored (but easy to make) fall salad.
FRISEE & CARROT RIBBON SALAD WITH ZA’ATAR-LEMON VINAIGRETTE
Za’atar seasoning is becoming more and more popular (because it’s amazing). It is available in most supermarkets or online or, if you don’t want to bother, just substitute Italian Seasoning.
FRISEE SALAD WITH EGG & BACON
A mustardy vinaigrette and fresh chives push this light lunch salad over the top!
FRISEE SALAD WITH ROASTED BEETS
Frisee gets paired with beets and an orange vinaigrette in this side salad – add grilled chicken for a main dish.
GRILLED HAM & GOUDA SANDWICHES WITH FRISEE AND CARAMELIZED ONIONS
Take your grilled ham and cheese to the next level!
QUICK SAUTEED ENDIVE, ESCAROLE AND FRISEE
You can either use a combination of Endive, Escarole and Frisee in this or just pick one or two depending on what you like and what you have on hand.
SAUTEED LEMON MAPLE FRISEE
Peppery frisee, sauteed with a splash of maple syrup and finished with crispy breadcrumbs.