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Rinse each chard leaf under the tap and quickly wipe away any dirt.
Using kitchen scissors, cut along side of the stem on either side. Set the leaves aside.
Line up your stems and cut away the bottom quarter inch or so. Chop the stems into two inch pieces
Chop and sauté garlic in olive oil (see post chop garlic). After about a minute add your chard stems. Add the white wine, and stir to incorporate the garlic with the wine. Cover over your sauté pan. Cook on medium heat for 10 mins.
While your stems are cooking, chop up your chard leaves. They will soften substantially so just don't chop too finely or they will get mushy.
After 10 mins, check your chard stems with a fork. They should feel about as tender as steamed broccoli. Add the chard leaves and cover again. Cook on low heat for about 3 mins.
Give your chard leaves a stir and salt to taste.