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Looking for recipes for greens

mactaffy84
Posts: 398 Member
Hi, everyone,
I'm looking for some recipes for greens- kale, Swiss chard, etc. I've tried steaming, but it didn't come out that good (as a matter-of-fact, I had to toss it). I have heard how good this stuff is for you, but I don't know how to cook it at all. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
I'm looking for some recipes for greens- kale, Swiss chard, etc. I've tried steaming, but it didn't come out that good (as a matter-of-fact, I had to toss it). I have heard how good this stuff is for you, but I don't know how to cook it at all. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
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I usually just do a quick sautee in garlic and salt.
Cold skillet. Olive oil. Smashed or minced garlic. Pinch or 2 of salt. Heat on med. Until fragrant and garlic starts to brown. I start with a cold pan, otherwise garlic tends to burn quickly if added to hot oil and they won't a chance to flavor the oil. Add greens. You may need to add a spash of water or chicken broth along the way if it is a little dry and to keep to the garlic from burning. Sautee until done.0 -
And kale is really good shredded and added to a soup of chicken broth, potatoes, sweet italian sausage, and a spash of milk/cream.0
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I hate greens. The only way I can eat it is if I put it through a blender. I usually do this in the morning. :bigsmile:0
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I was wanting to know the same thing, I started a post and got several good suggestions. Hopefully the following link will get you there:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/791821-how-to-cook-greens
Good luck.0 -
Martha Stewart has a really simple good Lemony Kale salad recipe. You can also make kale chips by baking in a low oven after spraying with a bit of olive oil and sea salt. These are good crushed and added to popcorn.
Make sure you remove the rib as it is tough and bitter!0 -
Thanks. I actually did a search, but didn't see your posting. You all rock!!0
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Look up the recipe for zuppa toscana from Olive Garden!0
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