TXDjinn's Notes:
Expand1 bunch Fresh Dandelion Greens Ask a question about this ingredient
1 Medium sized Yellow Onion Ask a question about this ingredient
Bring a large pot of water that will hold the greens to a boil - you don't need to salt it.
Ask a question about this stepTrim the hard stems from the base of each leaf and CAREFULLY wash the Dandelion greens - you'd be amazed how many insects, dirt, pebbles, etc. are in there.
Ask a question about this stepAfter you've cleaned and drained the greens, slice them crosswise into 1/2 to 3/4 inch ribbons and add them to the pot and cook until they're soft.
Ask a question about this stepOnce they're soft, drain and squeeze the excess moisture out.
Ask a question about this stepIn the same pot - after you've wiped it dry, pour in a couple of tablespoons of good olive oil and put it on medium high heat.
Ask a question about this stepSlice the onion in half and then into crescents and add to the hot oil and cook until they start turning golden.
Ask a question about this stepAdd the drained greens and cook until they wilt - add salt and pepper to taste.
Ask a question about this stepThis can be eaten hot, cold and is actually better after it's had a chance to sit in the fridge overnight. Sahtain/Enjoy!
Ask a question about this stepKim is a pastry chef & author of the award-winning whole grain baking book Good to the Grain.