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Braised kale with orange tamari cannellini

Braised kale with orange tamari cannellini

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by Sagegreen

Braised kale with orange tamari cannellini

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by Sagegreen

Braised kale with orange tamari cannellini

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by Sagegreen

Braised kale with orange tamari cannellini

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by Sagegreen

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Vegetarian Holiday Side
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    Sagegreen's Notes: Looking for a substantive vegetarian side dish I came up with this recipe. You can serve this as a side all on its own, pop it under the broiler with added grated cheese, or even use it as...

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Serves 6-8

  1. Wash and sort the large kale leaves. Lightly steam in a large pot for about 3-4 minutes. Remove from pot and cut into one inch to inch and a half pieces. Cut any stems shorter into one quarter inch pieces.

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  2. In a large braising pan heat the oil. Saute the onions and ginger. Add the cut kale stems first, zests, pepper, and salt. Saute until the kale begins to soften.

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  3. Add the kale greens, beans and juice. Cook until kale wilts. Add the tamari. Continue to cook until the beans are heated and the kale is tender. Taste and season if needed.

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  4. To brighten squeeze fresh lemon on top before serving. Serve as a side. For a variation consider adding grated cheese on top, brown under the broiler and serve, or use as a thin crust pizza topping.

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5 Comments on Braised kale with orange tamari cannellini

Img_1958 Reply

I love your combination of flavors here - yum!

Ab_sum Reply

Thanks, ginngerroot. I made this last week with some black quinoa which added a great texture and flavor to the mix.

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Thanks, it's pouring rain right now.

Oldies_joemare_bd Reply

Really wonderful mix of flavors, cannellini beans are one of my favorites.

Ab_sum Reply

Thanks, s. Stay safe!

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