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eat green vegetables. the term "cooking greens" refers to leafy green vegetables from several plant families that are often pungent and always nutrient dense, with lots of vitamin c, vitamin k, folate, carotenoids, fiber, and other health-promoting compounds. examples are collards, broccoli rabe, beet
greens, swiss chard, kale, and escarole. our recipes use some of these but just about any cooking green can be substituted for another. some like dandelion greens and stinging nettle are only available seasonally, so get them when you can. tags: vegetablescategorycategory: healthy eatingrecipes featured...
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