this spring we have had an over-abundance of kale - our kale from last fall made it through the winter and got HUGE this spring. we have been eating quite a bit of it in salads, been feeding the chickens the tops when they looked like they were going to bolt, and they just kept growing and growing.
yesterday i harvested 3 plants and Corinna, John and I made multiple batches of kale chips with olive oil and sesame seeds and kale pesto with raw almonds. both were had for dinner/snacks last night and were delicious.
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-3 kale stalks being picked- |
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-kale on its way into a 375F oven- |
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-kale pesto with almonds- |
Yummmm!
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