Baby greens. These are the young ... red and green oak leaf and little gem lettuce. While many of these nutrients are in any type of lettuce, "a general rule of thumb is that the deeper the color of ...

For the sea bass and lettuce, place the sea bass fillets onto ... over and cook for a further two minutes. Add the Little Gem leaves to the fish and cook until wilted slightly, then remove from ...

Remove to a board and cut into strips. In a large salad bowl, mix together the baby gem lettuce with the herbs and whatever other leaves you are using and season lightly with sea salt and pepper.

To serve, separate individual baby gem lettuce leaves and arrange in a single layer on a platter. Place a chickpea dipper on ...

A picture-perfect salad for summer, courtesy of Nancy Silverton. Little Gem lettuce is a smaller, sweeter variety of romaine. It's usually around half the size of a fully grown head of romaine ...

The lettuce:Instead of the usual large iceberg lettuce wedges, we use either baby iceberg or little gem lettuces for slightly smaller wedges and a better toppings-to-greens ratio. Halved romaine ...

While all types of lettuce are well-liked individually, mixed greens often combine more than one of these varieties along with mustard greens, endives, red and green oak leaf and little gem ...