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The ingredients needed to make Swiss_chard_stalks_moutabal
#Swiss_chard_stalks_puree #Swiss_ch:
- Take Swiss chard stalks
- Make ready garlic cloves
- Make ready lemon juice
- Get salt
- Make ready tahini /sesame paste
Drain well, and allow to cool. For example, varieties of Swiss chard like Silverado—featuring rich green leaves and white stalks—may contain only trace amounts of betalain pigments (while simultaneously providing outstanding amounts of many other phytonutrients). Swiss chard is a colorful vegetable that belongs to the Chenopod family, which includes spinach, beets, and quinoa. This leafy vegetable had its early beginnings in the Mediterranean, getting its name from a Mediterranean vegetable called cardoon.
Steps to make Swiss_chard_stalks_moutabal
#Swiss_chard_stalks_puree #Swiss_ch:
- Peel off the stalks from the side in order to remove the threads.
- Wash, chop and then boil in a pot with salt, water and a little vinegar
- Drain well
- In a deep bowl crush the garlic
- Add tahini, garlic, salt and lemon juice
- Mix all ingredients well together,untill you get a cohesive puree
- Serve cold next to stuffed Swiss chard leaves dish
- By: Bara'a Choughari
Cardoon is a celery-like plant with thick stalks. Swiss chard, also known simply as chard, is a cruciferous vegetable and member of the beet family. Unlike other beets, it's grown for its stems and leaves, not its The fleshy, delicately flavored, celery-like stalks of Swiss chard are edible. In fact, in Europe, they are considered the best part of the plant. Swiss chard is one of my favorite side dish recipes with fresh swiss chard from the farmer's market.
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