Kale.

it is a little known fact that i LOVE Kale.

this year, i opted for two Kale plants in my garden, and i have gotten good use out of them!

it wasn’t until Native Foods Cafe opened up in Chicago that I fell in love with Kale. They serve Kale as a side dish, it is lightly steamedand topped with finely chopped red pepper. While dining at Native Foods Cafe, I like to add a fresh squeeze of lemon, sea salt, and Cholula hot sauce before eating it.

Another restaurant in my neighborhood, Antique Taco serves a “Market Mushroom Taco” topped with garlicky kale, pickled escabeche, and cilantro cream. That taco is one of the best I’ve ever had.

Most people cringe at the thought of kale, and I used to be one of those people!
Now that I am a kale eater, I’ve been know to crave it morning, noon, and night.
My flamboyancy about eating kale on Facebook and Twitter has influenced many people to learn more about eating this underappreciated leafy green vegetable. *smiles*

Everyone knows that Kale is rich in nutrients.
In fact, Kale supports your body’s detoxification system and is rich in Vitamins K, A, C, B, E, fiber, potassium, iron, magnesium, and Omega-3 fatty acids. (hence the lable: SUPERFOOD)

If you haven’t gotten in to kale, get some kale in to you.

Kale Recipe Roundup:

Kale Salad with Blood Orange & Meyer Lemon
(I would add avocado to this salad)

Pan-fried Corona Beans & Kale

Kale Rolls with Quinoa and Chickpea Stuffing

Peppered Lentils with Kale & Butternut Squash

Braised Greens

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6 Comments on “Kale.”

  1. Do you make kale chips I love kale chips.. I must say you have a nice variety of kale dishes.

  2. Yes! Kale is my favorite green for sure. I love how chewy it is (never slimy!) and I love the flavor (never bitter!). I grow 3 different kinds in my garden and it is the easiest thing to grow too. Thanks for the recipe round-up! :)

  3. [...] autumn has me craving foods of the orange and green varieties; butternut squash, carrots, pumpkin, kale, zucchini, and broccoli. I yearn for comfort foods that warm the soul; soups, stews, and apple pie. [...]


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