Kale
Kale is loaded with vitamins and minerals
vital to good health. Kale contains high levels of beta carotene, vitamin K, vitamin C and
lutein. It even has omega 3 fatty acids, and vitamins B6, B3, B2, and B1. One
cup of cooked kale has over 5 % of the recommended daily allowance of protein.
Kale can tolerate temperatures down to 5
degrees. In fact, a few hard frosts enhance kale flavor. Eat the leaves soon
after harvesting to get the best, sweetest flavor, and the most nutrients
-2 bunches of black kale, about 12-14 ounces,
wash and dried
Dressing:
2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
2 Tablespoons fresh orange juice
1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
A few twists of black pepper
1 Tablespoon minced green onions
2 teaspoons 100% pure maple syrup (St-Pierre,
Lancaster Ont.) or raw honey (Levac Apiaries, Green Valley, Ont)
6-7 Tablespoons cold-pressed organic
extra-virgin olive oil
Directions;
Remove the stems from the kale and stack a
bunch on a cutting board. Thinly slice the kale with a sharp knife and transfer
to a serving bowl. Repeat with remaining kale.
-whisk all the ingredients in a small bowl
and add enough dressing to coat the kale lightly.
-Massage the kale with the dressing. Add in
your favorite salad fixings (dried cranberries, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds,
pine nute) and additional dressing ,if needed.
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