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Related: About this forumWhat's your favorite way to include kale in a meal?
I either add some raw to a salad or add it to a smoothie.
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What's your favorite way to include kale in a meal? (Original Post)
ohnoyoudidnt
Oct 2016
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MADem
(135,425 posts)1. Kale soup, Portuguese style. nt
lamp_shade
(14,841 posts)2. With eggs
My recipe is much simpler than this one at the link. I make it with just kale, eggs, S&P, and a little parmesan. Delish.
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/scrambled_eggs_with_kale_and_mozzarella/
Warpy
(111,342 posts)3. Devein it, chop it, and dry it in a slow oven
You don't want to cook it, just dry it. It's good out of hand, on baked potatoes, in salads, as topping for soups, even in tacos.
My main objection to dark leafy greens has always been that they're limp and a little slimy. Drying them avoids that.
TygrBright
(20,765 posts)4. I have a nice picture of it I look at occasionally while I'm eating. n/t
There's plenty of green vegetables and I like most of them. Kale is not on the list.
bluedigger
(17,087 posts)5. Bring it in from the garden and hand it to the cook.
japple
(9,839 posts)6. Devein it. Slice thinly crosswise. Saute it in olive oil
with garlic and cumin, salt, pepper. Eat as is or add to other cooked greens or cabbages.