Kale is great when sautéed with butter, I also love spinach sautéed in butter and in this recipe you could use either ...
Ingredients
Serves Four
8g carbs per serving
3 oz. / 75g butter
1 lb / 450g kale
¾ lb 350g smoked pork belly or bacon
2 oz. / 50g pecans or walnuts
½ cup / 125ml frozen cranberries
Why not make this tasty side into an entire meal by just adding a couple of fried eggs.
Not too fond of kale, or just looking for variety, try substituting kale for Tuscan cabbage or fresh spinach.
Tuscan cabbage is also known as cavolo nero. Hailing from Italy, this versatile vegetable is fast gaining popularity closer to home. It's characterised by its distinctive dark green, almost black leaves, the Tuscan cabbage is in the Brassica family (as are broccoli and cauliflower). Nutritionally it's high in vitamins A, C and K, and is delicious steamed, braised, baked or pan-fried.
Tip - choose Tuscan cabbage with firm, bright-coloured leaves and hardy stalks.
Store - in the fridge in a snap-lock bag for up to five days and rinse before use.
Please see recipe instructions for this one pan dish at Diet Doctor site here
Ingredients
Serves Four
8g carbs per serving
3 oz. / 75g butter
1 lb / 450g kale
¾ lb 350g smoked pork belly or bacon
2 oz. / 50g pecans or walnuts
½ cup / 125ml frozen cranberries
Why not make this tasty side into an entire meal by just adding a couple of fried eggs.
Not too fond of kale, or just looking for variety, try substituting kale for Tuscan cabbage or fresh spinach.
Tuscan cabbage is also known as cavolo nero. Hailing from Italy, this versatile vegetable is fast gaining popularity closer to home. It's characterised by its distinctive dark green, almost black leaves, the Tuscan cabbage is in the Brassica family (as are broccoli and cauliflower). Nutritionally it's high in vitamins A, C and K, and is delicious steamed, braised, baked or pan-fried.
Tip - choose Tuscan cabbage with firm, bright-coloured leaves and hardy stalks.
Store - in the fridge in a snap-lock bag for up to five days and rinse before use.
Please see recipe instructions for this one pan dish at Diet Doctor site here
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All the best Jan
Sounds great, very tempting. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDelete...looks festive.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. I just picked my last batch of chard at the community garden yesterday and cooked it with some eggs for lunch today. One of my favorite meals.
ReplyDeleteI am very fond of spinach, all of the cabbages and kale. The cranberries really make the colour pop don't they?
ReplyDeletemmmm that looks good. I like food with pecans in them. I'll give this a try.
ReplyDeleteThis is does sound very good, I like all the ingredients.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
Nice idea - and can easily be made vegetarian.
ReplyDeleteHello, I have always loved kale. YUM! This looks delicious. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day and weekend!
I love kale and all greens. That looks and sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteKale is such a tasty veggie, I love it fried or in soups.xxx
ReplyDeleteI have never had Kale! I have to try! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a festive looking dish, I do like pecans.
ReplyDeleteLisa x