With the popularity of kale, I gave grown it, cooked it, tossed it, and cooked again. I realized I just did not like kale except in soups, can't bring myself to eat it raw...yet. Slowly, I am liking it better.
Last week I found a beautiful bunch of Chou Frisé Vert or also known as green kale. I took out the tough stem, cut it into bite size pieces and sauteed in a little evoo, salt and pepper, then added a touch of apple cider vinegar, chicken stock and cooked until tender to my liking. It goes from a beautiful bright green to sort of a gray green.
Is there a method to keeping it that bright green, or do I need to learn to eat it a bit on the crispy side?
Last week I found a beautiful bunch of Chou Frisé Vert or also known as green kale. I took out the tough stem, cut it into bite size pieces and sauteed in a little evoo, salt and pepper, then added a touch of apple cider vinegar, chicken stock and cooked until tender to my liking. It goes from a beautiful bright green to sort of a gray green.
Is there a method to keeping it that bright green, or do I need to learn to eat it a bit on the crispy side?