Kale Salad Recipes
Here are my tips to making a great Organic Kale salad: Salad:
5 stalks
of Organic kale, rib removed, chiffonade
(see link above) soaked and dried (see instructions above)
3
Tablespoons currants
1/4 of an
apple, 1/4 inch julienne
6 fresh
figs, thinly sliced
pinch sea
salt
pinch
pepper
2
Tablespoons sheep's milk feta cheese crumbled
2
Tablespoons hazelnuts, toasted , chopped
Preparation
1. Wash r
kale under clean running water
2. Remove
the ribs ( Optional- I tend to love the chewy texture): Regardless of which
variety of kale you choose (they all make great salads), you may first want to
remove the tough ribs from the leaves. Use a knife to slice out the stems or
just pull the leaves from the ribs with your fingers. You can chop them and
sauté them later.
3. Chop the
kale: Then, (on a chopping board)you’ll want to chop the kale into pretty
small, bite-sized pieces.
4. Sprinkle
with salt: Next, transfer the kale to a serving bowl and sprinkle it lightly
with sea salt
5. Massage
the kale: Yes, this step might sounds ridiculous, but it makes all the
difference. Reach into the bowl with (clean) hands and start rabbing handfuls
of kale. Scrunch, release, scrunch, release. Repeat until the kale is fragrant
and dark green. Kale is tough, so don’t worr about damaging the leaves! This
step should take 30 seconds or less.
6. Dress the
kale: Drizzle in a bold dressing and massage that into the leaves so the kale
is lightly and evenly coated with dressing .Kale does particularly well with
zippy dressings. If you’ve always followed the standard vinaigrette formula
(one part vinegar to three parts oil), you’ll probably want to up the ratio of
vinegar for kale salads.
7. Toss
well: Now is the time to toss in additions like toasted nuts, grated/crumbled
cheese and/or chopped raw fruits and veggies. If you have time, let the salad
marinate for ten minutes before serving.
Enjoy your Organic kale salad .
i have been trying to like the taste of kale for a while and this is so easy to follow i hope you make more keep going
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I'm not a fan of kale and would really like to get a substitute for it
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Very creative recipe. Trying this! :)
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Great ! Enjoy
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