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Chard
Chard
Chard

Chard

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Chard
Chard
Chard

The stems of red chard look a bit like rhubarb stalks. Only chard comes in all the colours of the rainbow, from white and yellow to green and red stems. Stems of chard, by the way, are called 'ribs'. You also eat the leaves of chard. It is a tasty vegetable, which is easy and quick to prepare.

Also known as:

Chard
Leafy vegetables

Preparation & storage

    Storage
    Swiss chard has a short shelf life. Preferably eat chard the same day. You can keep this vegetable in the crisper section of your fridge for 2 days at most.

    How do I know if raw chard is no longer good? Chard is discoloured, limp or mouldy. You can quickly recognise this decay by looking, smelling or even tasting.

    You can keep leftover cooked chard in the fridge for 2 days or in the freezer for 3 months. Store leftover chard in a sealed container.

    Prepare
    Wash chard carefully and cut the leaves from the stem after cleaning. The stem requires longer cooking time than the leaf.

    The leaves shrink quickly, similar to the leaves of pak choi and spinach.

    Storage times

    Chard raw
    Refrigerator: 2 days

    Chard cooked
    Refrigerator: 2 days
    Frozen: 3 months

    Preparation times

    Stir-fry: 3 - 4 minutes, the stems slightly longer than the leaves.
    Braising: 10 minutes
    Braising: 10 minutes, leaves 2 minutes shorter.

    Cleaning chard

    See preparing.

    Information

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    Nutritional values

    These nutritional values apply to the unprocessed product. View all for the full set of values and preparation methods.

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    TypePer 100gr
    Energy122 kj (29 kcal)
    Fat total0 gr
    of which saturated0 gr
    of which unsaturated0 gr
    Carbohydrates3 gr
    of which sugars3 gr
    Dietary fibre2.5 gr
    Protein3 gr
    Salt0.5 mg
    Retinol act. equivalent364 mcg
    Vitamin B10.1 mg
    Vitamin B20.17 mg
    Nicotinic acid0.4 mg
    Vitamin B60.04 mg
    Folate equivalents100 mcg
    Vitamin C6 mg

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