I sauteed finely chopped kale and onion with onions and garlic, and combined it with simmered Israeli couscous, using the Kitchn's method for cooking this pasta-cum-grain with leafy greens. Then I sauteed scallops in olive oil and herbs de Provence to top it off. Here's what we said about it to a friend who gave me the herbs a few months ago:
I used the last of the herbs de Provence you gave me to make seared scallops with Israeli cous cous and kale and may I humbly say that it was the closest thing to culinary perfection that I have ever
experienced - in the words of Dr. Seuss "If you never have you should. These things are fun and fun is good."
That looks delicious!
ReplyDeletefancy pants! are you excited about all of the spring veggies to come??
ReplyDeleteliz, thanks! it's a great dish if you love both scallops and kale.
ReplyDeletemeag, i am SO excited. maybe it will help rekindle my interest in this blog. it is so freezing here though so it certainly doesn't feel like spring - it was only 32 degrees when we drove home from my parents house on easter evening this weekend!