14 Ways to Cook Chard (and Love It)
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Christina Holmes1/14
Company Eggs
What gives this Swiss chard-flecked egg casserole its name? It's better with company. Spoon out portions to include at least one egg each, and watch it disappear.
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Photo by Jonny Valiant2/14
Clam, Chard, and Bacon Pizza
Clams and chard seem a little serious for pizza, you say? Not when you bring on the bacon and the Parmesan cheese.
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Photo by Peden & Munk3/14
Chickpeas and Chard with Poached Eggs
chickpe make-ahead早餐主:库克as in this egg dish a day or two in advance.
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Marcus Nilsson4/14
Chard and Mushroom-Stuffed Breast of Veal
Light, tender, sweet veal breast gets even better when stuffed with a mushroom and chard filling.
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Christopher Testani5/14
Black Cod with Swiss Chard, Olives, and Lemon
One way to amp up chard's flavor: Cook an entire lemon in it.
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Christina Holmes6/14
Swiss Chard and Mushroom Galette
We love pie for dinner, especially when it's as wholesome as this chard and mushroom galette.
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Patricia Heal7/14
Frittata Bites with Chard, Sausage, and Feta
Making your brunch bite-size: Slice this chard, sausage, and feta frittata into portions fit for a cocktail party.
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Sauteed Swiss Chard with Onions
Some humble chard, minimally cooked with onion. This is how chard does real talk.
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Photo by Romulo Yanes9/14
Pasta with Kielbasa and Swiss Chard
What's a pasta without its greens? Lonely. So mix Swiss chard and kielbasa with penne for a warming pasta dish.
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Peden and Munk Taylor and Jen10/14
Runner Beans with Swiss Chard Stems and Basil
The key to cooking whole vegetables: timing. When the runner beans go in here, you'll need to also add the chard stems (they take a while to break down).
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Christina Holmes11/14
Creamed Swiss Chard with Lemony Breadcrumbs
Lemony breadcrumbs and light, creamy shallot dressing: This is how to enjoy chard year-round.
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Peden & Munk12/14
Lentils with Cucumbers, Chard, and Poached Egg
What makes this more than a bowl of vegetables with an egg on it? There's a ton of texture.
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Marcus Nilsson13/14
Rainbow Chard and Radicchio Sauté
Finished with crunchy pine nuts and sweet currants, this bowl of greens is moderately sweet, fairly hearty, and totally addictive.
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Photo by Chelsea Kyle, prop and food styling by Ali Nardi14/14
Sautéed Greens with Toasted Walnuts
Love chard? Spread that love to beet greens, which too often get thrown away. Sauteeing the greens together with vinegar gives them a delicate sweetness and a little bit of funk.
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