Simply silverbeet Photo by Janna Dixon 13/4/2012 Grant Allen Your Rating: Ratings: No ratings yet Make a Comment Add to Favourites 0 Print Idea A 1 bunch Silverbeet, stems & leaves 1 Butter, or oil or both mixed 1 to taste Salt & freshly ground pepper Idea B 1 bunch Silverbeet 1 bunch Mixed vegetables, ie: Leeks, sliced broccoli, beans, sorrel, some fresh herbs. 1 to taste Salt & freshly ground pepper 1 squeeze Lemon juice Idea C 1 handful Currants 1 Lemon juice, or orange juice 1 to fry Oil 1 tsp Dried chilli, or fresh 1 bunch Silverbeet, torn 1 Pine nuts 1 to taste Salt & freshly ground pepper + Add to shopping list Directions Ways to Cook Silverbeet A: The simplest is to just sweat it in butter or oil or a mix of both. Start with the sliced stems, gently cooking these till tender, then add the torn leaves. Season well and toss until the leaves have well wilted. D o not cover the pan or you will loose the beautiful dark green colour. B: Mix it with other greens. You could use leeks, sliced broccoli, beans, sorrel, some fresh herbs. Proceed as above starting with whatever will take longest to cook, in this case the leeks. Season well and to sharpen it up add a squeeze of lemon. C: Soak some currants in lemon or orange juice to plump up. Heat some oil in a pan and quickly heat some fresh or dried chilli (just a little). Toss in the torn silverbeet leaves and the plumped currants and gently cook. Add some nuts (pine nuts are good), season and serve. Wine Match This dish is best matched with Sauvignon Blanc $ VIEW DEAL SPONSORED CONTENT Related Recipes Hunza pie 1. Preheat oven to 160degC. Line a pie or quiche dish with pastry and bake blind for 10 minutes. 2. Cook rice in boiling salted... Silverbeet or cavolo nero with lemonbutter and almonds Silverbeet is one of the easiest veges to grow and is incredibly nutritious. I find it is best cooked briefly to retain its... Nadia Lim 2 Creamed and souped silverbeet Silverbeet has a hardy leaf and will stand up to being added into curries and stir fries. It can be eaten raw in salads -... Grant Allen Comments You must login to add a comment + Submit Comment Load More
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