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How to Cook Collard Greens

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luckys422 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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this is a real bad video.....
1atheist2 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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LoL....looooooooool.
Someone please tell me this is a comedy show for uncooked greens.
Being in the kitchen will never be the same again. haha
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10 minutes for tender collard greens? You are out of your mind. You need to take a trip to the South and learn how to properly cook Collard Greens. I was hoping your daughter would of jumped in chopped the greens up added some ham hock, little vinegar, little red pepper, some onion and let those things cook for a few hours. The broth that you after that is perfect for dipping bread in. What you have is raw greens and water.
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Nooooooo! leave the stimon the stem has a lot of flavor . if you do not like the stim than take it out after cooking .
laubys1 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks, very nice.
cutiepie1464 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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lol lol that was funny...
anievon (2 months ago) Show Hide
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awesome, hahahaha. i'm gonna cook some collards right now!!
cookusinterruptus (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Depends on the collard green. Mature greens can take up to 10 minutes. Young ones 4-5. Relax. I eat them cooked this way often and we make them in the classes I teach. They're quite tasty.
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No thank you. I live in the south and been eating those things and cooking them for years. I don't know what you're taking about!! Enjoy.
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*talking......if those things are chewy or crunchy like lettuce or cabbage...then they aren't done.

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