Clean fresh kale in the washing machine
It is autumn and when the first frost has gone over the kale, it can be consumed. It can also be artificially frozen in the freezer ... but who has so much space?
Usually the cleaning of the cabbage, which I used to do in the bathtub, ended with me ...
1. soaking wet was from the cold water, brrrr ... zitter .... bibber
2. My bathroom was under water, so there was a risk of slipping
3. I was ready after a few cleaning operations, because the Krause must be meticulously cleaned of earth, sand and animals, etc.
Thus, under the influence of a glass of sherry, I had the following idea, which I immediately put into action.
My washing machine (stainless steel drum and inner workings) was left empty-rinse without any additives.
Then open the door and put the kale "loosely" in the washing drum. Let's say about 1/3 to just under half. Just tried it.
I've had the cabbage go through three rinses. He was super clean. So relaxed I washed kale several times. Then briefly looked into the sieve of the machine and removed minimal residues.
Of course I do not know your washing machine, but what should happen. You judge it at your own risk.
