Crossword clues for endive
endive
- Salad leaves
- Salad staple
- Certain salad green
- Good source of Vitamin A
- Bitter green in mixed greens
- Vitamin K source
- Curly salad green
- Belgian export
- What Martha Stewart braises with mustard vinaigrette
- Veined (anag) — salad plant
- Radicchio relative
- Mixed greens green
- Leaf that may be used as a bed
- Greens green
- Good source of fiber and vitamin A
- Garden succory
- Frisée, e.g
- Frisée is its curly variety
- Curly-leaved salad green
- Curly-edged salad leaves
- Chicory's cousin
- Chicory variety
- Chicory escarole
- Bitter salad veggie
- Belgian salad green
- Belgian green
- Belgian ___ (salad green)
- Alternative to lettuce
- Alternative to escarole
- Belgian _____
- Salad bar item
- Salad ingredient, sometimes
- Salad greens
- Salad leaf
- Escarole alternative
- Bitter salad green
- Widely cultivated herb with leaves valued as salad green
- Either curly serrated leaves or broad flat ones that are usually blanched
- French ___
- White-leaved vegetable
- Salad plant related to chicory
- Salad herb
- Witloof
- Salad tidbit
- Salad item
- Vegetable dip served after enjoyable starters
- Oddly veined salad plant
- Salad plant with bitter leaves
- Salad ingredient in Parisian drinking-den
- Leaves to eat in French bar of ill-repute
- Leaves new video endlessly playing
- Leafy herb? The last thing this person has!
- To finish, I have a salad plant
- Salad veggie
- Salad vegetable, perhaps
- Leafy vegetable
- Leafy green
- Salad base
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Endive \En"dive\, n. [F. endive (cf. Pr., Sp. Pg., & It. endivia), fr. a deriv. of L. intibus, intybus, endive.] (Bot.) A composite herb ( Cichorium Endivia). Its finely divided and much curled leaves, when blanched, are used for salad.
Wild endive (Bot.), chicory or succory.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., from Old French endive (14c.), from Medieval Latin endivia or a related Romanic source, from Latin intibus. This probably is connected in some way with Medieval Greek entybon, which Klein says is perhaps of Eastern origin (compare Egyptian tybi "January," the time the plant grows in Egypt). Century Dictionary says Arabic hindiba is "appar. of European origin."
Wiktionary
n. A leafy salad vegetable, (taxlink Cichorium endivia species noshow=1), which is often confused with chicory.
WordNet
n. widely cultivated herb with leaves valued as salad green; either curly serrated leaves or broad flat ones that are usually blanched [syn: witloof, Cichorium endivia]
variety of endive having leaves with irregular frilled edges [syn: chicory escarole, escarole]
Wikipedia
Endive ( or ) is a leaf vegetable belonging to the genus Cichorium, which includes several similar bitter leafed vegetables. Species include Cichorium endivia (also called endive), Cichorium pumilum (also called wild endive), and Cichorium intybus (also called common chicory). Common chicory includes types such as radicchio, puntarelle, and Belgian endive.
There is considerable confusion between Cichorium endivia and Cichorium intybus.
Endive is rich in many vitamins and minerals, especially in folate and vitamins A and K, and is high in fiber.
Usage examples of "endive".
No matter what it was,--a bit of oddly tinted masonry with a tuft of brown and orange wallflowers hanging upon it, or a vegetable stall where endive and chiccory and curly lettuces were arranged in wreaths with tiny orange gourds and scarlet peppers for points of color,--it was all Rome, and, by virtue of that word, different from any other place,--more suggestive, more interesting, ten times more mysterious than any other could possibly be, so Katy thought.
You chiffonade Belgian endive for eight hours, and you might get some idea what my life is like.
Indian chutney, cottage cheese, gooseberry jam, gingerbread, a cheese slipover consisting of a deep-dish apple pie with a Welsh rabbit melted over it, lobster stuffed and baked, broccoli Parmesan, crisp endive with Roquefort dressing, baked Alaska, coffee with grated orange peel and a clove, a Bacardi swizzle and a bottle of Fiora del Alpina, with a cashew nut to nibble and any other expensive or out of season comestibles obtainable or not.
In the first thirty seconds, I told how I'd been peeing into soup, farting on creme brulees, sneezing on braised endive, and now I wanted the hotel to send me a check every week equivalent to my average week's pay plus tips.
Evelyn is agonizing between the mâché raisin and gumbo salade or the gratinized beet, hazelnut, baby greens and endive salad and I suddenly feel like I've been pumped full of clonopin, which is an anticonvulsive, but it wasn't doing any good.
Lunch was choice of corn chowder or jellied consomme, cheese souffle, fried chicken, corned beef and cabbage, hominy grits with syrup, egg plant au gratin, little pearl onions scalloped with cucumbers, baked stuffed tomatoes, sweet potato surprise, German-fried Irish potatoes, tossed endive, coleslaw with sour cream, pineapple and cottage cheese with lettuce.
At the long Norwegian banquet table, Victor Tremont and his four guests dined on a feast that could have come from Valhalla itself--- wild duck confit with shitaki mushrooms, poached local lake trout, and venison shot by Tremont himself, with braised Belgian endive, potatoes dauphin, and a Rhone Hermitage reduction sauce.
During the weeks that followed, when the head chef was looking the other way, Da Conho would assemble his machine gun, camouflage it with iceberg lettuce, watercress and Belgian endive, and mock-strafe the guests assembled in the dining room.
And a Belgian endive salad with fresh-roasted red bell peppers and a mustard vinaigrette.
I checked their cart for the avocados, carrots, celery, cherry tomatoes, Belgian endive, apples, assortment of cheeses, chicken, eggs, chips, ground beef, cups and crepe paper, and decorative squash and pumpkin I had ordered.
These gardens ranged in scale from industrial tanks of soyanalog lit by an artificial sun, to neat rows of Belgian endive in a dank cellar, and produced enough food for the owner and three guests, at least.
Nana and the kids were putting out cold chicken, slices of pears and apples, Cheddar cheese, a salad of endive and bibb lettuce.
Why must their ruffs be always crinkled like endive leaves, and not crimped with a crimping iron?
Greasy home fries, a good honest salad - no radicchio, no endives, plain old Caesar Chavez iceberg.
Daniel picked one up and read it: “Mule fern, panic-grass, hartstongue, adderstongue, moonwort, sea novelwort, wrack, Job’s-tears, broomrope, toothwort, scurvy-grass, sowbread, golden saxifrage, lily of the valley, bastard madder, stinking ground-pine, endive, dandelion, sowthistle, Spanish picktooth, purple loose-strife, bitter vetch.