Assertion: swiss chard's leaf | /r/HasProperty | cooked
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: separately
type: MANNER
value: lightly
type: DEGREE
value: together
type: MANNER
value: correctly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Usually, the leaves is cooked before being eaten, and the stems trimmed.
text: It’s sooo tasty when the mature leaves are cooked correctly.
text: Mature leaves and stalks are typically cooked or sautéed.
text: The stems and leaves can be cooked together or separately, as stalks are fibrous and tough.
text: The leaves and stalks should be cooked separately, or the stems cooked a few minutes longer than the leaves, as they are firmer.
text: It is the young leaves that taste best when used raw, while the older leaves should be lightly cooked.
text: Recommended Uses Stems and leaves are both edible, but generally are cooked separately as stems take longer to cook.
text: Baby chard can be cooked whole, but the stalks and leaves are usually cooked separately.
text: The leaves and stems may be cooked and served together, or prepared separately as two different vegetables.