Falling Hard For Chard by Michelle Tam https://nomnompaleo.com

I’ve belatedly become smitten with Instagram. Though I’ve had an account forever, I’ve only recently started using it with any frequency. Instagram frees me from the pressure of having to compose the perfect shot. These days, if I feel like taking a quick photo of breakfast or my CSA basket, I just casually snap away with my iPhone. There’s no overthinking or postproduction magic—what you see is what you get. (Unless, of course, the pic’s terrible. Then, I just throw on one of Instagram’s groovy filters.)

Plus: video!

If you’ve been following me on Instagram or Twitter, you might have seen my recent pic of rainbow chard. I bought bushels of the stuff from multiple vendors at the farmer’s market on Sunday ‘cause each stand I visited seemed to offer lovelier chard than the last. 

But while Instagram was perfect for a quick snapshot, I knew we couldn’t cook up these beauties without first giving them their due with a proper camera.

Falling Hard For Chard by Michelle Tam https://nomnompaleo.com

As you might imagine, I’ll be cooking a lot of chard this week.

Falling Hard For Chard by Michelle Tam https://nomnompaleo.com

Falling Hard For Chard by Michelle Tam https://nomnompaleo.com

I love the crazy-vibrant colors of the stems. How can anyone not want to eat something this gorgeous?

Falling Hard For Chard by Michelle Tam https://nomnompaleo.com

Not surprisingly, I’m hard at work on developing and testing a bunch of new chard recipes. Here’s a sneak peek at one of the recipes that’s in the works:

Falling Hard For Chard by Michelle Tam https://nomnompaleo.com

But to tide you over until I post them, check out these amazingly tasty chard recipes from some of my favorite blogging cooks:

Go get some purty stalks of your own and get cooking!

And tell me: what fruit or vegetable makes your eyeballs pop out of your head?

About Michelle Tam

Hello! My name is Michelle Tam, and I love to eat. I think about food all the time. It borders on obsession. I’ve always loved the sights and smells of the kitchen. My mother was (and is) an excellent cook, and as a kid, I was her little shadow as she prepared supper each night. From her, I gained a deep, abiding love for magically transforming pantry items into mouth-watering family meals.

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