Mustard Greens
🌿 vegetablesEasy to use

Mustard Greens

AsiafallPeppery, sharp, slightly bitter

Did You Know?

Mustard greens are one of the most nutritious greens per calorie — more vitamin K than almost any other food.

Overview

Asia · fall · vegetables

Peppery, pungent leafy greens from the mustard plant, used cooked or raw in Asian and Southern cooking.

Asia

Origin

fall

Season

Easy

Difficulty

vegetables

Category

Flavor Profile

Pepperysharpslightly bitter

Storage Tips

Refrigerate in a bag up to 5 days. Young leaves are most tender and least bitter.

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How to Cook with Mustard Greens

Recipes, pairings, substitutes, and professional tips

Cooking Tips

Blanch to reduce pungency. Sauté with garlic and vinegar. Pickle for Asian preparations.

Best Pairings

garlicvinegarsoy saucesesamechili

Substitutes

Arugula, watercress, radish greens

Nutrition & Health Benefits

The nutritional profile and health properties of Mustard Greens

Nutrition Highlights

fat

0.4

carbs

4.7

fiber

3.2

protein

2.7

calories

26

Quick Facts

Categoryvegetables
OriginAsia
Seasonfall
DifficultyEasy

Health Benefits

Exceptionally high in vitamin K. Contains glucosinolates and antioxidants.

Mustard Greens Photos

5 photos showcasing Mustard Greens in its many forms

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Mustard Greens

vegetables

OriginAsia
Seasonfall
DifficultyEasy

Flavor Notes

Pepperysharpslightly bitter

Pairs Well With

garlicvinegarsoy saucesesamechili

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