29 kale substitute Recipes

chard leaves, chopped coarsely (can substitute kale, spinach or other greens such as mustard or turnip), bacon, white vinegar, white sugar

thick-sliced bacon , sliced crosswise into 1/2-inch pieces, yellow onion, chopped, garlic cloves, minced, maple syrup, salt, fresh ground black pepper, hot sauce, apple cider vinegar, collard greens, stems removed, sliced into 3-inch-wide strips (can substitute kale or chard), chicken broth

tofu (i prefer 1 package of veat chik n nuggets, or chicken substitute of your choice), cream of mushroom soup (imagine foods makes a brand i like, or you can use cream of whatever-suits-you-best), vegetable broth (or more ) or 4 cups water, plus 2 cubes of boullion (or more), mushrooms, quartered, carrots, chopped in chunks, new potatoes, quartered, zucchini, chopped in large pieces, leaves kale, shredded, broccoli florets, garlic, herbes de provence or italian herb seasoning, dried red chilies, crushed, salt and pepper, dumplings, flour, baking powder, salt, basil leaves, shredded, cream of mushroom soup, water

fresh blueberries or 1 cup frozen blueberries, scoop whey protein, water or 4 oz milk or 4 oz non-dairy milk substitute, plain yogurt, ice, spinach (optional) or 1 cup kale (optional)

shredded kale or 1 cup chard leaves or 1 cup collard greens or 1 cup spinach, simply potatoes diced potatoes with onion, curry paste (any type- amount needed may vary by brand), eggs, milk (can use any not-too-sweet substitute for a dairy-free version)

green and red leaf lettuce, spring mesclun mix (any variety of young greens will do: mustards, arugula, kale, amaranth, perilla, raddichio, etc)., fresh lovage leaves, fresh oregano leaves, fresh sage leaves, fresh thyme leaves, fresh marjoram leaves, young dandelion leaves, young fireweed and/or river beauty (epilobium species) shoots, snips yarrow, edible flowers , as available (nasturtiums, fireweed, begonia petals, borage flowers, violas, pansies, etc. please be certain that a particular species is edible before ingesting!), snipped chives, light olive oil (fresh flaxseed oil is a nice, nutty substitute), a dash lemon oil , if available (can be omitted), a few dashes good quality apple cider vinegar, lighter variety balsamic vinegar, water, a dash umeboshi plum vinegar, minced shallots, minced garlic, chopped chives, chopped lovage leaves, ground celery seed, dry mustard or 1/4 tsp of whole grain fresh mustard, red pepper, ground fenugreek, nigella seeds (can be skipped if unavailable), nutmeg, turmeric, a very tiny hint cinnamon

green and red leaf lettuce, spring mesclun mix (any variety of young greens will do: mustards, arugula, kale, amaranth, perilla, raddichio, etc)., fresh lovage leaves, fresh oregano leaves, fresh sage leaves, fresh thyme leaves, fresh marjoram leaves, young dandelion leaves, young fireweed and/or river beauty (epilobium species) shoots, snips yarrow, edible flowers , as available (nasturtiums, fireweed, begonia petals, borage flowers, violas, pansies, etc. please be certain that a particular species is edible before ingesting!), snipped chives, light olive oil (fresh flaxseed oil is a nice, nutty substitute), a dash lemon oil , if available (can be omitted), a few dashes good quality apple cider vinegar, lighter variety balsamic vinegar, water, a dash umeboshi plum vinegar, minced shallots, minced garlic, chopped chives, chopped lovage leaves, ground celery seed, dry mustard or 1/4 tsp of whole grain fresh mustard, red pepper, ground fenugreek, nigella seeds (can be skipped if unavailable), nutmeg, turmeric, a very tiny hint cinnamon