Kale Recipes
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Kale Recipes
I know...we're probably all, "kaled to death," but I had to buy some greens yesterday and they had a giant bag of kale on sale. We didn't get our spring kale planted in the garden this year, so I went ahead and bought some. Now, I have to eat it up quickly, or it'll go to the chickens, or compost.
Here are some good, vegan, kale recipes.
https://simple-veganista.com/recipes/ingredient/kale/
Bring on any others that you might find.
Here are some good, vegan, kale recipes.
https://simple-veganista.com/recipes/ingredient/kale/
Bring on any others that you might find.
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https://thebusybaker.ca/sea-salt-and-garlic-kale-chips/
These are good to make in cooler weather. They’re also good without the garlic.
I cut up kale after I pull it from the stem. I bruise it with my fingers and add a homemade vinaigrette. Add onions, tomatoes, cukes, whatever you like. Let sit for a half hour or more. The bruising combined with the dressing softens the texture of the kale and makes the salad easy to eat.
These are good to make in cooler weather. They’re also good without the garlic.
I cut up kale after I pull it from the stem. I bruise it with my fingers and add a homemade vinaigrette. Add onions, tomatoes, cukes, whatever you like. Let sit for a half hour or more. The bruising combined with the dressing softens the texture of the kale and makes the salad easy to eat.
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A couple of those recipes looked pretty close, but this one spells out as Costco Copycat Kale Salad.
https://www.perrysplate.com/2016/08/...o-copycat.html
https://www.perrysplate.com/2016/08/...o-copycat.html
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Thanks guys! (In so many ways.) I'll check them out.
I remember the first time I read that I had to massage the kale. I had some funny images in my mind..ha ha! It really does help to soften the kale and help it to absorb the dressing. Who knew?
I remember the first time I read that I had to massage the kale. I had some funny images in my mind..ha ha! It really does help to soften the kale and help it to absorb the dressing. Who knew?
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Kale and Sweet Potato Pilaf
This one is from WW, so I'll just list the ingredients and you can figure out how to put it together.
Brown Rice, uncooked
Onion, chopped
Ginger Root, minced
Sweet Potato, large, diced
Coriander
S&P
Broth, veggie, or chicken
Kale
Butter
Chives, chopped
They cooked the rice in the broth in either a braising pan, or an instapot. Then, they added in all of the veggies, cooked until done. Served
This one is from WW, so I'll just list the ingredients and you can figure out how to put it together.
Brown Rice, uncooked
Onion, chopped
Ginger Root, minced
Sweet Potato, large, diced
Coriander
S&P
Broth, veggie, or chicken
Kale
Butter
Chives, chopped
They cooked the rice in the broth in either a braising pan, or an instapot. Then, they added in all of the veggies, cooked until done. Served
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