Chard

Chard with Tomatoes and Tempeh

Cut chard leaves from stems and cut those into strips. I don't use the stems. Wash in a colander and squeeze out excess
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Features: Orange Fantasia Chard Beta vulgaris Hardy biennual Days to Maturity: 50-60 50 Seeds
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Bring corn syrup and brown vegan sugar just to a rolling boil; remove from heat and stir in peanut butter until it
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Saute pepper and onion is water until onion begins to look translucent. Add hummus, spinach, chard, and more water.
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Coat broiler pan with non-stick spray and preheat broiler. Set a pot of water to boil for steaming the greens. Cut up
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Sauté onion and garlic in olive oil, add chard (do all over medium/low heat. Strain the bean juice (you can
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Cut the Swiss Chard into medium size pieces. Dice the onion and mushrooms. Cut the red and yellow peppers into strips.
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Place the steamer in a pan with one inch of water in the bottom and cover. Steam until the chard leaves are dark green.
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Features: Rhubarb Swiss Chard Beta vulgaris 18-24 in. Hardy Biennial Days to Maturity: 70 Full Sun/ Partial Shade
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Features: Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant Dark green, thick, tender leaves Heavy yield even in hot weather Grows best in
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Features: Rhubarb Chard Soil Temp. for Germ.: 55°F, Days to Germ.: 10 Plant Spacing: 12"-15" Days to
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Features: These Rainbow Stems are So Pretty You May Forget the Harvest! A 20-inch plant with stalks of yellow, orange,
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Tear Swiss chard leaves from thick white stalks, discard the stalks and coarsely chop leaves, set aside. Heat a large
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Days to maturity unknown. A classic white-ribbed variety, Geneva is renowned for its robust flavor. This Swiss Chard
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