Toss the kale leaves onto the sheet in the last 5 minutes if you like, or leave them raw.
Not exact matches
Finely chiffonade the
kale into ribbons with a sharp knife then
toss with the olive oil and salt in a large bowl, massaging firmly until the
leaves soften.
Tip: for first time users with «
kale» the trick is to
toss your vinaigrette on the
kale, and
leave absorb on the
leaves (i usually do 2 hrs ahead,
tossing regularly), which soften the stiff texture of
kale making for a tasty and tender salad.
Toss the
kale, extra virgin olive oil, paprika, and salt in a salad bowl until the
leaves are evenly coated and everything is nicely distributed.
Toss to coat and massage into
kale leaves.
Add
kale and
toss until
leaves are well coated; season with salt and pepper.
Using your hands,
toss the
kale making sure all
leaves are covered in the dressing so it gets softer!
Tender
kale leaves are
tossed with both lemon zest and juice, making for...
Add the red
kale leaves to a baking sheet and
toss with 1 tsp olive oil.
Add the
kale leaves (
toss thick stems)-- add
kale to the pot until filled to the brim.
Like
kale chips but smaller, separated Brussels sprout
leaves get crisp when
tossed in oil and roasted in the oven.
Drizzle about ⅛ cup of the vinaigrette over the
kale,
toss to combine and massage vinaigrette into
leaves, until
kale is of desired tenderness.
Pour the dressing over the
kale and
toss very well (the dressing will be thick and need lots of
tossing to coat the
leaves)..
Sprinkle NUTRITIONAL YEAST, GARLIC POWDER, and SALT over
kale; gently
toss to coat
leaves with powder.
To assemble the salad,
toss the courgette and spinach or
kale leaves into a mixing bowl and combine with 1/2 cup of dressing and 3/4 cup of dukkah.
Add torn
kale leaves and sliced Fresno chile (seeded for less heat) and cook,
tossing, until
kale is wilted; season with white wine vinegar, salt, and pepper.
Add a drizzle of heat resistant oil to a hot pan,
toss in the
kale leaves with a good pinch of salt.
I used to only sauté only my
kale leaves but, after many meals of feeling guilty
tossing out the stems, I started sautéing them too.
2 - 4 servings
Toss thinly sliced stemmed
kale leaves with olive oil and season with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Add the
kale and
toss together with the garlic, carrots and oil until the
leaves are moist and softer.
Toss in
kale leaves, garlic, lemon juice and vinegar and saute for about a minute, just until the
kale brightens in color.
You might make a lighter meal by
tossing cooked poultry with sweet basil and fresh greens, such as spinach, red
leaf lettuce or baby
kale.
Toss in
kale leaves, garlic, lemon...
Tear the
kale leaves with your hands, and
toss them in a bowl with a generous amount of olive oil and salt, and a pink of pepper and maybe paprika if you like.
Add the
kale leaves (
toss thick stems)-- add
kale to the pot until filled to the brim.
For a last minute touch,
toss in about two hands full of baby spinach or
kale and possibly a few fresh herbs when there is 2 minutes
left on the timer.