Written by Bare Health Studio | Thursday, 12 March 2020
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Whether it’s finely sliced or massaged with a bit of salt and oil, we love adding kale to our recipes. And thanks to its popularity, it’s easy to come across in stores.
Kale is an ancient member of the cabbage family and this leafy green comes in a few different varieties – curly kale, Tuscan cabbage (cavolo nero) and red Russian kale. Plus, did you know that both leaves and stems are edible too?
As far as nutrients, kale is packed full of the good stuff. It’s a great source of fibre and is high in calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, folate, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K and beta-carotene. It also contains phytochemicals, is a rich source of chlorophyll, carotenoids (beta-carotene, lutein and zeaxanthin) and glucosinolates (all good things!).
So go ahead and pick up a bunch on your next grocery shop! Ingredients:
Kale slaw
Method:
For more nutritious recipes and inspiration, visit Bare Health Studio’s website.
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Bare Health Studio
Clinical nutritionist, Anushka Malcolm and naturopath, Lily Zurlino are entrepreneurs from South Australia. Anushka and Lily are avid health foodies, they are passionate about developing nourishing whole-food recipes and guiding people to live a healthier, more balanced life. Anushka and Lily founded Bare Health Studio, an online multi-modality clinic offering both nutrition and naturopathy services.
Anushka and Lily met at Endeavour College of Natural Health studying health sciences, where their journey in natural health began. When they graduated, their passions came to life as they worked together for one of Australia’s leading health and wellness retailers, giving them real insight into the needs of modern day Australians. They recognised that 1:1 support was needed in order to achieve the best health outcomes, however, healthcare was often put aside due to the inconvenience of attending appointments.
As a practicing members of the Australian Traditional-Medicine Society (ATMS), Anushka and Lily are constantly engaged with the latest in industry research, some of which they love to share on their social media platforms.