Carrot Tops aren’t just for your compost bin

Cooking with carrot tops

These feathery greens taste grassy and slightly bitter. Ultimately, they work best when treated like a fine herb: finely chopped as a garnish or blended into pesto with an equal amount of basil. The fibrous stems can also be used to add a light vegetal flavor to stock.


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