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arugula
This term refers to the same plant known as rocket in British English. It is characterized by a sharp, peppery flavor profile that distinguishes it from milder salad greens like spinach or romaine. In culinary contexts, it is frequently used to add a pungent contrast to rich ingredients, such as parmesan cheese or cured meats.
As a mass noun referring to a type of vegetation or food ingredient, it is typically treated as uncountable. When referring to specific plants or varieties, it may occasionally be used as a countable noun, but in standard culinary usage, it does not take a plural form.
Meanings
Examples
I love the peppery taste of fresh arugula in my salad.
The chef added a handful of arugula to the plate for a pop of color.
I should buy some organic arugula for the dinner party tonight.
This sandwich is much better with a layer of crisp arugula.
Maybe I will try growing arugula in my window garden this spring.
The bitterness of the arugula balances the richness of the parmesan cheese.