Noun
A composite herb (Cichorium Endivia). Its finely divided and much curled leaves, when blanched, are used for salad.
Source: Webster's dictionary"Add on a radicchio and endive salad -- the garden is full of it -- and I'll be happy" said Ginny. Source: Internet
Earthworms, crickets, crayfish, feeder fish, bloodworms, blackworms and various leafy greens including romaine, red leaf, greenleaf, endive, escarole and kale can also occasionally be provided as treats. Source: Internet
I made some beautiful at Ristorante Ecco: spicy rocket salad with sweet fennel ribbons, bitter endive, peppery radicccio and sliced pears tossed in a tart champagne vinaigrette and garnished with a crisp lacy cheese wafer. Source: Internet
Here, the dressing, thinned out and lightened with yogurt, is spiced with curry and cumin, and the salad mix includes a generous amount of chopped radicchio or endive, which bring a bitter dimension into the mix. Source: Internet
!) from 1/2 lemon and some zest, added a spoonful of homemade jalepeno jelly, some cherry tomatoes, arugula and toasted pinenuts instead of endive and walnuts. Source: Internet
I had an endive salad with roquefort: I thought, I like endive and I love roquerfort, so what could possibly go wrong? Source: Internet