Swiss Chard

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf Restaurant
gptkbp:benefits may improve heart health
may help regulate blood sugar
may aid in digestion
may support bone health
gptkbp:breedingSeason spring
fall
gptkbp:colors yellow
red
green
gptkbp:cookingMethod 5-10 minutes
steamed
sautéed
raw in salads
stir-fried
direct sowing
often used in casseroles
often used in soups
transplanting seedlings
often used in frittatas
often used in quiches
can be harvested multiple times
gptkbp:cultural_significance used_in_Mediterranean_cuisine
used_in_Middle_Eastern_cuisine
used_in_Italian_cuisine
used_in_Swiss_cuisine
gptkbp:family Amaranthaceae
gptkbp:fauna susceptible to aphids
susceptible to whiteflies
Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla
susceptible to leaf miners
gptkbp:flavorProfile earthy
mildly sweet
slightly bitter
gptkbp:food_options pairs well with cheese
pairs well with nuts
pairs well with garlic
pairs well with lemon
gptkbp:genus Beta
gptkbp:growthRate requires full sun
prefers well-drained soil
tolerates partial shade
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Swiss Chard
gptkbp:nutritionalValue high in vitamins A, C, and K
contains potassium
contains magnesium
gptkbp:origin Mediterranean region
gptkbp:season available year-round
gptkbp:storage best stored in the refrigerator
gptkbp:varieties Bright Lights
Fordhook_Giant
Giant_Chard
Rainbow_Chard