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Monday, August 29, 2011
Kale
I bought this Waldorf Salad from R. Field in Foodland. I thought it looked so good with the candied walnuts and all. It was $10.99 a pound. I bought 1/2 pound. It's made with kale. You ever ate raw kale? I had never eaten it before either. And guess what . . . I'll never eat it again . . . EVER. It's like eating grass . . . bitter grass. It doesn't soften . . . no matter how long you chew it. So it's hard to swallow. You end up with all this grass-like stuff sticking out of your mouth, and a puzzled look on your face with your mind going, "Whatdahell IS this stuff?" It's KALE. Now I know.
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hahahahaaaa!! I saw the title and I was thinking "Hmmm, I wonder if she liked it?" I guess not. Too bad you never asked me first. pretty nasty, huh?
Is it better cooked, Les?
I dunno. After I tasted it raw I decided I was done with kale. It probably does taste better cooked, hopefully it takes away the bitterness
I love love love kale...buy it every week at farmers makret...I even make a "dried" kale in the oven... comes out like crispy nori :-}
Yes, jalna...kale should be eaten cooked...sauted or in soup...it is hard to digest raw, much less eat...I don't care for it however it is fixed...hahahaha!!
Hey, sometimes I parboil it really quick, chop it up and THEN use it in salads. Really ono in soup too...it's sooo good for you...ok ok..maybe not quite just yet huh...
So funny... no wonder its suppose to be so good for you, hope that the walnuts were tasty.
Didi, Wikipedia says this, "Kale is considered by nutritionists to be the most nutritious vegetable in the world with extremely powerful antioxidant properties." So maybe I will give it another try . . . but not raw.
Funny Betty!
Anon, the walnuts, grapes and apples were great! Hahaha!
Haha! I've never had Kale either..but if i was you id've bought it too! It 'LOOKS' good! But i hate bitter melon and any bitter stuff. Yikes. I'd say better you than me but..oh! Yeah..it IS Haha! Thanks for taking one for the team. Your new found knowledge will be passed on for many generations to come! ;0)
You soooo nuts, CQ. But hey, I found one recipe where you toss the kale in olive oil, then you bake um til crispy and then season with sea salt. Sounds good hah?!
K....guess the family is gonna have some kind of kale something or other at our next "feast!!" YIPEE !!
Kale "chips" are yummy! Done in the oven, nor fried. Raw not so good.
Winnie
Ooookay Didi. . . we'll see.
Winnie, I'm curious now about these "chips".
Here is the recipe I use:
http://smittenkitchen.com/2010/03/baked-kale-chips/
Easy to do and really ono.
Winnie
Thanks Winnie!! It actually looks ono!!
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