What to do with Swiss Chard when you don’t like it sautéed?
After lots of searching, I finally found a recipe for Swiss Chard that was not a sauté: using it as a wrap! Brilliant.
The Contents First, pressure cook some beans in the Instant Pot.
1 cup beans
An onion
1/2 tsp salt
3 cups liquid (broth and water)
Pressure cook for 30 minutes. Tip: don’t forget to close the vent, like I did. Next, add in the rest of the ingredients. I used:
1 pint freeze-dried Hamburg (cooked)
1 pint freeze-dried tomatoes
Seasonings (garlic, basil, red pepper flakes, paprika, chilli powder, salt, pepper)
Water, as needed, to reconstitute the freeze-dried foods
Heat. I just popped it into the Instant Pot for another 5 minutes
Now for the Swiss Chard.
Go to the garden and pick some fresh leaves.
Wash.
Trim any of the stalk that is too hard for rolling.
Fill with some of the hot mixture
Roll
Cooking options
I ate it just like that.
Or I could make a sauce for dipping.
I could pop it into the air fryer for a bit.
Or drizzle it with olive oil first.
Or maybe steam it.
Or cook it in a pot of tomato juice like cabbage rolls.
Or sauté it.
So many possibilities… even sautéed would work!How do you use your Swiss Chard? - DebbieAffiliate Links Disclosure : When you click these links and make a purchase, I may get a small commission. It won’t cost you anything.
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