Kale Chips
In Zimbabwe, everyone and their mother has some kale and collard greens growing in their gardens. It’s something I grew up eating and, it wasn’t really because of its nutrition, but because it is an easy vegetable to grow.
Whenever I cook rice, I always make extra just so I can make this fried rice the following or a couple days later. It’s the perfect substitute for plain rice and it takes a very short time to prepare. Not only is it delicious – much better than takeout, but it can be served on its own as it constitutes a perfectly balanced meal, with carbohydrates, protein and vegetables.
You can used freshly cooked rice (I’ve done it a couple of times), but day old cold rice is so much better because it separates easily. Be cautious about the amount of salt you use because the soy sauce already contains a lot of salt, unless you are using low sodium soy sauce. I used about a quarter of a teaspoon.
Fried rice is so versatile. You can use shredded chicken, green beans, cooked black beans; customize it according to whatever you have. Enjoy this Asian classic on its own or with roasted chicken and your favorite steamed vegetables or vegetable salad.
Here’s how I make it
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Hmmm, looks yummy. I’m gonna try this. Thank you
Thanks Doc. Let me know when you do!
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