Swiss chard is a dark leafy green that is related toย beets. It has anย earthy flavorย with a slight bitterness that goes away when cooked. This heartyย vegetableย grows in abundance during the summer and fall. We have all theย recipesย you need to put this powerhouse vegetable to good use. You can use Swiss chard inย recipes that call forย kale,ย spinach,ย beet greens,ย orย rainbow chard.ย
Easy Swiss Chard Recipe with Cannellini Beans
This is an easy to make, filling, and nutritious dinner when served on toasted sourdough bread, rice or quinoa. A beautifully balanced vegan meal with minimal ingredients that is filled with nutrients and savory flavor.
Tagliatelle With Mushroom Ragu & Swiss Chard
Our tagliatelle with mushroom ragu and Swiss chard screams Mediterranean food and is filled with meaty mushrooms, savory tomato paste, luscious olive oil, healthy Swiss chard, and buttery pine nuts. A fabulous pasta night dish!
Sautรฉed Swiss Chard
A largeย bunchย ofย fresh swiss chard, sautรฉed withย extra virginย olive oil, sliced garlic, saltย and pepper.ย Stir together until tenderย and finish with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and red pepper flakes. This is a hearty side dish.ย
Green Shakshuka
All you need is a large skillet and a little time to make this hearty dish filled with slice onions, 5 cloves garlic, fresh herbs and topped with runny eggs.
Black Eyed Peas Recipe with Swiss Chard Over Mashed Cauliflower
These two ingredients come together to form a powerhouse of nutrition and flavor. We've added garam masala to spice things up. Chop up the swiss chard stems and add them to this dish for even more texture.
White Bean Soup
Swiss chard leaves and stems, celery stalks, herbs and vegetables make a super hearty and filling soup to keep you warm and nourished. Top with parmesan cheese and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar. Leftovers can be kept in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week.













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