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This unusual, savory crumble is reminiscent of macaroni and cheese, but vegetable matter (beets and beet greens) standing in for the pasta The vegetables are bound with a rich béchamel laced with grated clothbound cheddar, and the whole thing is topped with peppery oatmeal crumbs As written, the recipe is at once comforting and sophisticated
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This is a great way to use every part of the fresh beets you buy. You can get two delicious side dishes out of this one vegetable.
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A raspberry Dijon vinaigrette dresses up baby greens topped with cranberries, toasted pecans, red onion, and feta cheese.
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Collard greens don’t have the cachet of popular greens like black kale and rainbow chard This is probably because collards have a stronger flavor and tougher leaf than many other greens They do stand up to longer cooking, but they don’t require it
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Recipe By: Grace Parisi
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This herb-infused savory bread pudding makes an excellent brunch dish or a light dinner It gets its hue from a copious amount of braising greens pureed into the custard — baby kale, mustard greens, chard Use all of one or a combination
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I'm from the South and thought there should be more to greens than turning them into mush cooked in pork fat! This is from my kitchen.
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Baby greens are tossed with strawberries, cranberries, and onion all of which are drizzled with a red wine vinaigrette.
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Sliced pears, dried cranberries, Havarti cheese, pecans, and almonds makes this green salad go from simple to sensational.
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I had lots of beet greens on hand during the week that I was testing all of these beet recipes, so I decided to combine them with julienned beets in a stir-fry The greens should be crisp-tender.
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Sweet, earthy and citrusy, this side proves that not all greens have to taste like they're good for you (even if they are).