May is the time for fresh spring greens like dandelions, ramps, spinach, arugula, chard and more. The damp, rainy, cool ...

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Among ash, a beloved category of thick soups in Iranian cuisine, ash reshteh is the most famous. Packed with legumes, a ...

Another dark leafy green like chopped kale or Swiss chard can stand in for the spinach, but may take longer to wilt in the pan. If you use a sturdier green, add it to the pan during the last 5 ...

I often see green chard on the shelves—but when rainbow chard shows up I suddenly feel like making Swiss capuns again ... kale—is to chop them up and wilt them down in a lightly oiled frying ...

It is easy to add swiss chard to stews, stir fries, or pasta dishes. Add chopped leaves in the last few minutes of cooking and allow to wilt. To prepare asparagus, trim the ends and bake ...

1. Put the potatoes into a large pot and cover with cold water. Season the water with 1 ½ teaspoons salt. Bring to a boil, ...

Wide blue and gold-striped pants that can seem almost clown-like. The Swiss Guard, the pope’s iconic bodyguards, look ceremonial but in the pageantry of the Renaissance-style uniform lies the ...

Boneless, skinless chicken thighs make for a fast and flavorful meal, and when paired with sautéed greens, white beans, sweet ...