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Rapini - Products for Sale | Loblaws

Rapini (or broccoli rabe) has clustered, green broccoli-like florets on thin green stalks. It has a bitter flavour and is best enjoyed cooked. Try yours sautéed with garlic and olive oil and served alongside roast pork.

Rapini

Fennel has a white bulbous base and green celery-like stems topped with feathery leaves, all of which are edible. Fennel has a similar flavour to anise but sweeter and more delicate. Slice fresh fennel and add to salads and slaws, or add to soups and roasts.

Fennel

Asparagus stalks range in colour from green to purple, with dark green or purplish tips. Thickness is not a reliable indicator of tenderness, and asparagus is best enjoyed the day of purchase.

Asparagus

Organic Fennel

Artichokes have tightly-formed leaves that are deep green in colour, sometimes with a tinge of purple. Remove the fuzzy choke inside to reveal the heart that, along with fleshy part of the leaves, has a sweet, nutty flavour. Steam artichokes and serve with lemon butter sauce or add cooked artichoke hearts to risotto.

Artichokes

White asparagus is grown underground to prevent the colour from becoming green. Their flavour is milder than green asparagus, and the thick, pale-ivory coloured stalks should be peeled as they can be bitter. Boil white asparagus and serve with a butter sauce or roast and wrap with sliced prosciutto.

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