sea beet
Britishnoun
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Dishes ooze the here and now: oysters just pulled from the loch drizzled with citrusy sea buckthorn juice; local lamb paired with hedgerow herbs and served with a wild garlic emulsion; asparagus with foraged sea beet, sea kale, sea lettuce and samphire atop custardy Rainton Tomme cheese.
From New York Times
We were there for sea beet leaves, a close relative of garden spinach that grows in low belts along the pebbly foreshore.
From Seattle Times
It was a revelation, especially the sea beet soup which was one of the most delicious soups I have ever had: rich, velvety and homey, like swallowing a big bowl of contentment.
From Seattle Times
Finish the dish with a grating of preserved plum before serving immediately, garnished with sea beet leaves, if you like.
From The Guardian
Section 4 shows the chromosome-wide distribution of genomic variants in four sugar beet accessions and sea beet compared to RefBeet.
From Nature
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