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Today: Ring in the New Year with dark leafy greens.
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New Year's Day is the saving grace of the holiday season. After two straight months of indulgence, when you're ready to swear off cookies forever, January 1st arrives and offers you a clean slate. It's an opportunity to replenish your body with all sorts of goodness -- like dark leafy greens. Whether you use them in smoothies, juices, salads, frittatas, or soups, leafy greens are nutritional powerhouses that will leave you feeling virtuous and ready to take on 2014.
- A comprehensive guide to all things dark, leafy, and green. (Food52.)
- If you're sautéing your greens, here are three ways to keep them from clumping together. (The Kitchn.)
- A visual guide to cooking greens. (Epicurious.)
- Watch: How to remove the ribs of leafy greens. (Chow.)
- The key to actually enjoying the taste of kale? Proper prepping. (Food52.)
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Written by: Lauren Kodiak
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Sewassbe
January 2, 2014
I'd love a list of darker lettuces that are still good for you. I love spinach and collards and kale, but most other greens are too bitter or earthy for me (I want to love chard, really I do, but I just don't).
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