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Put the and very finely diced in a jar and set aside for 5–15 minutes to mellow its raw, sharp taste. Add the , , , and , screw on the lid and shake until well combined.
Remove the leaves from the roots of the , wash and either pat or spin dry, then tear the leaves into bite-sized pieces.
Put the in a large mixing bowl. Add most of the and toss to coat the leaves, then add and toss again, ensuring the leaves are evenly coated.
Transfer to a serving dish, add the and , and drizzle with the remaining . Serve.