Arugula

Arugula also known as rocket or wild arugula- an edible green from the brassicaceae family (kale, cabbage and cauliflower) leaves are delicate and have a distinct peppery flavor.  They are packed with iron for healthy red blood cells, copper and vitamin K for strong bones.

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