lamb's lettuce
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of lamb's lettuce
First recorded in 1590–1600
Example Sentences
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Usually, it’s made with clusters of mâche, a.k.a. lamb’s lettuce or corn salad.
From New York Times
Mache, or lamb’s lettuce, is one of the few that thrives in cold weather gardens, with leaves that grow in charming rosettes.
From Washington Post
Mache, also known as “lamb’s lettuce,” is a winter salad green, vegetal and tender.
From Washington Post
Also goes by: Corn salad, field lettuce, lamb’s lettuce.
From Salon
The most traditional garnish for this dish is a simple lamb’s lettuce salad.
From The Guardian
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