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Kale Saute
in East meets West, Easy Peasy, Fusion Food, Kale, Vegetarian Side Dish on Wednesday, March 28, 2012
I keep buying Kale and throwing it out. Yeah! I love them in soup, so I see fresh Kale and get drawn to it like iron to magnet. However, the minute they come home all the magnetism is lost so to speak. The last trip to the store had me doing the same but I sauteed then today. Its good. It has a bite to it which is quite interesting. You might want to cook it on low fire covered to get it well done.. You may also add a couple of spoons of water to soften the leaf while cooking. Even now my best way of having kale is in a soup but I have been munching on the leaves for a while now as I write and its growing on me. So here is how I made Kale today.
Ingredients:
Kale - 1 Bunch
Green Chili - 3
Onions - 1/4
Garlic - 2 cloves
Soya Bean Sauce - sprinkle
Oil - 1/2 Tbspn
Salt - to taste
Method:
1. Tear the leaves off from the stem
2. Heat a tablespoon of oil and once heated add chopped onions and garlic and follow it with the leaves
3. Stir well add some soya bean sauce. I sprinkled some on maybe about a tspn
4. Close and cook on low fire and stirring in between till done. Check for salt and sprinkle some if needed
Notes:
The leaf is quite chewy and the flavor has a bite to it which I quite liked. I am sure we could make an Indian style thoran and it will be quite tasty too.
Contributor: Sunitha
Ingredients:
Kale - 1 Bunch
Green Chili - 3
Onions - 1/4
Garlic - 2 cloves
Soya Bean Sauce - sprinkle
Oil - 1/2 Tbspn
Salt - to taste
Method:
1. Tear the leaves off from the stem
2. Heat a tablespoon of oil and once heated add chopped onions and garlic and follow it with the leaves
3. Stir well add some soya bean sauce. I sprinkled some on maybe about a tspn
4. Close and cook on low fire and stirring in between till done. Check for salt and sprinkle some if needed
Notes:
The leaf is quite chewy and the flavor has a bite to it which I quite liked. I am sure we could make an Indian style thoran and it will be quite tasty too.
Contributor: Sunitha
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