Collard Greens

  1. Check
  2. leaves
  3. of fresh greens carefully.
  4. Remove pulpy stems and
  5. discolored
  6. spots
  7. onteaves.
  8. Wash thoroughly in several changes
  9. of
  10. water.
  11. You can add a little salt to the lasttater. Place
  12. the
  13. greens
  14. in a colander to drain.
  15. Put meat
  16. in a large pot with at least 2 quarts of water, bring to a
  17. boil.
  18. When boiling
  19. good, put the greens in the pot.
  20. You cantut
  21. them
  22. up first
  23. or
  24. you
  25. can cut them after they've cooked.took
  26. on
  27. low until done, about 2 hours, but you can hardly
  28. cook
  29. collards too long.
  30. You may have to add a little water
  31. as
  32. it
  33. boils
  34. down and it is best to use hot water.
  35. I always
  36. add about a teaspoon of sugar when they have cooked on lowtwhile.
  37. When
  38. cleaning greens, cut out most of the stem. When done, take a sharp kitchen knife and fork to cut them.

collard greens, ham hocks, salt

Taken from www.cookbooks.com/Recipe-Details.aspx?id=635585 (may not work)

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