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Cilantro Chard Tangle<br />
2 bunches chard<br />
(about 2 lbs.),<br />
including stems<br />
3 tablespoons coconut<br />
oil<br />
1 cup chopped<br />
shallots<br />
¾ teaspoon salt<br />
½ teaspoon freshly<br />
ground pepper<br />
½ bunch cilantro,<br />
finely chopped<br />
¼ cup water<br />
Wash chard until no grit remains, then chop the stems and<br />
slice the leaves into 1-inch ribbons. While prepping the<br />
greens, preheat a pot over medium heat. Add the oil, and<br />
when it is heated, add the shallots, followed by the salt,<br />
pepper, chard, cilantro, and water. Cover the pot and<br />
reduce the heat to low. Simmer for 45 minutes. Adjust<br />
seasoning to taste and serve.<br />
Bonus Points:<br />
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Grilled Cheese and Greens: Make a sandwich on whole grain sourdough<br />
with a generous spread of greens between sharp white cheddar<br />
or gruyère cheese. Cook in butter or olive oil.<br />
Sweet Potato Tamale Pie: Swap the beans for greens and then ¼-½ cup<br />
of smoky cheese, and top with masa. (I love this so, so much.)<br />
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Huaraches: Pile on greens and a sprinkle of queso fresco or<br />
melty, smoky mozzarella. Salsa verde for the win.<br />
Instant Pot Cilantro Chard Tangle: Use the saute feature while adding<br />
ingredients then pressure cook on manual setting for 2<br />
minutes.<br />
Add-ins: add a poached egg in a bowlful of greens, serve with<br />
garlicky toast, stir leftovers into soup, fried rice, an<br />
omelet, or with some rice and hot sauce. Add in paprika,<br />
garlic, or chiles for even more flavor.<br />
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