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RECIPES – SALADS, VEGAN
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This kale, serrano chile, and mint salad was inspired by the one served up at ABC Kitchen. It has only a few simple ingredients, and holds up well, and dare I say even tastes better the longer you let it marinate (although you could just eat it right away and it’s still delicious).
The trick with eating raw kale is that you HAVE to either marinate it, massage it, or chiffonade it (cut in thin strips), or a combination of all 3, in order for it to be enjoyable to eat. (I say this because if you’ve had a raw kale salad before and it was gross, it’s likely because they didn’t do these 3 things, so don’t give up yet).
This salad uses a mix of techniques 1 and 3.
If you want to use it as a quick side salad or appetizer, you can leave out the chickpeas. Personally, I think spicy chickpea croutons make everything taste better though (and you could make a big batch of them at once so you have them to use throughout the week.)
In case you’re wondering, this is the type of kale that should be used: Lacinto or Dinosaur Kale
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