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<h1>Designer Salad</h1>
<img class="arugula" src="images/Arugula.png" alt="Arugula">
<p>My first known encounter with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruca_vesicaria">arugula</a> was when I had it in a pasta dish in a restaruant in New York City.
I guess this experience stuck out in my mind because what I thought of as a lettuce was being put in a pasta dish, and my only
previous experience with a leafy green vegetable in pasta was with spinach. My second memory was when I was in London. There I learned that in other countries arugula is known as rocket. On a trip to Italy, I had a pizza with tomatoes,
capers, buffalo mozzarella, anchovies, with lots of arugula on top. I believe that experince was when I became a true arugula fan.</p>
<p>I enjoy eating arugula the following ways:</p>
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<li>in salads</li>
<li>in pasta dishes</li>
<li>on top of brick oven pizzas</li>
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<p>The name of this page is "Designer Salad" because my mother always
teases me and calls arugula designer salad whenever I use it in meals.
She is a romaine salad eater and says that arugula is not sturdy enough. I understand
where she is coming from, but I still love me some arugula!
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