CGL Coverage for Consequential Damages to Condo Resulting from Rain Intrusion Allegedly Caused by Subcontractorâs Work A condominium complex sustained consequential damages resulting from rainwater infiltration from roof leaks and leaking windows, due to alleged defective work of a construction subcontractor.
In recent years there have been foodborne illness outbreaks and. product recalls associated with cut leafy greens contaminated with. pathogens. Washington State Food Code designates cut leafy greens as a. potentially hazardous food that must be maintained at. temperatures of 41Â°F or below.
The radish is actually the root of the plant and grows beneath the surface, and the leaves are typically dismissed as inedible. However, radish leaves are not poisonous and can be eaten in a variety of ways. Radish leaves are peppery in flavor and lend the same flavor profile when chopped, pureed or eaten raw. For an appetizer using both the root and leaves of the radish, combine 4 tbsp butter, salt and pepper to taste and radish leaves from one bunch of radishes in a food processor. Once combined, spread the radish leaf butter onto crusty bread and top with sliced radishes.