Photo by: Evan-Amos
Kale
Kale, like collard greens, is a variety of cabbage with leaves that don't form heads, and that thrives in cold weather. It has a more delicate texture than collards, making it a little more versatile than that green. You can cook it like any other green, but it can be served raw as well. Most people prefer to remove the stems, which can be tough, but it isn't strictly necessary. Kale keeps well in the fridge and can even ...
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Kale
Kale, like collard greens, is a variety of cabbage with leaves that don't form heads, and that thrives in cold weather. It has a more delicate texture than collards, making it a little more versatile than that green. You can cook it like any other green, but it can be served raw as well. Most people prefer to remove the stems, which can be tough, but it isn't strictly necessary. Kale keeps well in the fridge and can even be frozen, but it's best eaten within a few days of purchase. It is a great source of vitamins K and C and calcium.
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