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Cooking with Swiss Chard

Submitted by admin on August 28, 2009 – 12:08 amNo Comment

Swiss chard has infinite potential in the kitchen.

  • Renee Shepherd of Renee’s Garden Seeds suggests stuffed chard; her favorite filling is sausage, egg, breadcrumbs and herbs.
  • In our house, the growing season wouldn’t be the same without chard tarts, and the colorful addition of chopped chard leaves in garden vegetable soup.
  • A simple sauté with onions, dried cranberries and balsamic vinegar has become a fixture on our family’s Thanksgiving menu.

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