As I was waiting to get a haircut in a downtown Seattle salon yesterday, I was leafing through a variety of magazines including Bon Appetit. I was interested in an Asian looking chicken salad, but it seemed to include so many steps and so many ingredients that I quickly abandoned the idea. Disappointed and slightly hungry I turned to the next page which contained ideas on how to use dark green veggies for cooking. Of course, kale, Swiss chard and other select greens are hard to like - and impossible to love - for most people. Nevertheless, I decided to give the recipe a try. I figured it would be fun to add a starch (with a green twist) to my usual repertoire of rice and potatoes cooked in two to three different ways.
I served the cakes with oven-baked salmon, only because that's what I'd originally planned for dinner. But I think the cakes would have been better matched with grilled chicken or beef.
I used slightly less kale and all of the potatoes, because I knew that would help make the side more appealing to the rest of my family. By the way, the rouille was fantastic. The rouille would also go well with a grilled meat.
Hungry yet? It's delicious. Here's the recipe from Bon Appetit. http://bit.ly/i0Ap2i
I served the cakes with oven-baked salmon, only because that's what I'd originally planned for dinner. But I think the cakes would have been better matched with grilled chicken or beef.
I used slightly less kale and all of the potatoes, because I knew that would help make the side more appealing to the rest of my family. By the way, the rouille was fantastic. The rouille would also go well with a grilled meat.
Hungry yet? It's delicious. Here's the recipe from Bon Appetit. http://bit.ly/i0Ap2i
I love kale. I use it in soups and stews. I sneak it in to our dinner when my husband is looking the other way... Most of the time we compromise and have steamed spinach, which is kind of boring. Happy blogging and congratulations getting it started! I look forward to more inspiring & highly entertaining material.
ReplyDeleteI hate kale. But in this recipe it rocks!
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