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Acelga/Swiss Chard.
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Acelga/Swiss Chard.
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Acelga (Swiss Chard) is a type of beet that is grown for its large leaf stalks and leaves. Acelga leaves are best prepared like spinach or beet greens - cooking with very little water. Acelga stems have a delicate flavor much like asparagus and are prepared in a similar way.
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