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BoxNCase Wild Sea Beans
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BoxNCase Wild Sea Beans
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Sea beans (aka pousse pied, salicornia) is a plant that sprouts wild in salt water marshes and is harvested by hand around the world. They look like bright green twiglets and have a crisp, yet juicy texture when fresh, and distinct salty, caper-like flavor. Blanching will mellow the saltiness considerably. Use raw as a garnish for seafood dishes, add tiny pieces to salads propping up a piece of fish, stick sprigs in sandwiches for a saline bite.
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- Size: 1 LB
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United States of America
| Brand | BoxNCase |
| Country of Manufacture | United States of America |
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