Verdant asparagus and crisp endive leaves combine with toasted hazelnuts and thin shavings of shallots to create a simple yet elegant salad that celebrates the season. But the true star of the ...

The perfect winter vegetable that requires little to no waste. Originally from Belgium, the endive is a bitter-tasting salad ...

Peel off 24 large outer leaves, and trim the bases. Cut 2 of the endive cores crosswise into 1/4-inch slices and toss with the celery. Add crabmeat and dressing, season with 1/8 teaspoon salt and ...

‘Endive is one of the great consolations of winter. I adore it crisp and bitter in salads, particularly when coated in a shallot-and-sherry vinegar dressing and tossed with nuggets of blue cheese. I ...

The bitter juice cannot be had on its own. The juice of endive can increase the production of bile – it can be mixed with any other juice. Endives eaten in salads prevent constipation due to the ...