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JDPriestly

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4. My chard usually lasts a couple of years (Southern California).
Sat Jun 16, 2012, 02:27 AM
Jun 2012

I chop the chard, dividing the white stem from the green leaves. Then I chop up the stems and separately the leaves. I put a little sausage or salami or something like in the pan with a bit of oil (olive oil is what I use) and then put in the onions and the white stems of the chard. When that is all a bit soft, I add the greens of the chard and pour a little apple cider vinegar over it. Cook just a tiny bit more and then eat. It's good.

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