I love how colorful Rainbow Swiss chard is. It’s also known as “bright lights!” My farmer’s market was ablaze with it and I had to grab some. The Rainbow Swiss Chard Sauté recipe below has a Spanish influence.
Enjoy this recipe!
Rainbow Chard Saute
Ingredients
- 2 bunches rainbow chard chopped. Stems and Leaves
- 3 Tbsp extra virgin
- 3 cloves garlic chopped
- 3/4 cup Seedless Raisins soak in water for 10 minutes
- handful pignolis pine nuts toasted
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Chop the chard, both stalks, and leaves – remove strings
- Place the chard in a large pot of boiling, salted water and cook until tender. (about 25 minutes)
- Drain the chard and set it aside
- In a skillet, saute the garlic in oil until it is slightly golden. (about 1 minute) Don’t overcook.
- Drain and add the raisins and cook for 1 minute.
- Add the chard. Season it with salt and pepper and toss in the skillet for another minute or two.
- Serve it hot and sprinkle each serving with the pignoli’s (pine nuts)
I used dried black seedless raisins. Organic raisins are always best.
Swiss Chard is less bitter than spinach, is a Mediterranean favorite, and is one of the world’s healthiest vegetables.
Eat your vegetables and enjoy Rainbow Swiss Chard!
Rainbow Swiss chard contains at least 13 anti-oxidants, including syringic acid that helps regulate blood sugar levels. It also has many cardiovascular benefits. Betalains, another nutrient found in chard, will detoxify the body and reduce inflammation.
If want extra energy, chard fits the bill as it’s an excellent source of vitamin B1, B5, biotin, niacin, zinc (immune support), and folate (heart-healthy). It’s high in calcium and bone-building nutrients such as vitamins K, A, and C.
Try cooking with chard instead of Spinach for a colorful and different taste.
What’s your favorite way to cook Swiss chard? Please leave a comment below.
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