Collards are a Southern Tradition.
Especially at Thanksgiving and Christmas
And around my house I buy em and I cook em !
This years batch were fresh cut and gotten from a local market.
The price was scary --
A Helluva good batch !
I like to cut the veins out of mine before I chop em -
Then I chop em up and soak em in salt water -
(some folks use Baking Soda also)
I will mush em and flip em a few times to make sure they are right !
A Helluva good batch !
I like to cut the veins out of mine before I chop em -
Then I chop em up and soak em in salt water -
(some folks use Baking Soda also)
I will mush em and flip em a few times to make sure they are right !
The water will start turning green !
After an hour or so we fill the pot
Start off with a bit of meat
I got some seasoning meat at the same store --
This meat also makes good omelets and biscuit meat, I might have a stroke or heart attack from eating it but I gotta die from somethin and it ain't gonna be hunger !
OK meat in the bottom
Then layer collards and meat
Til the pot is full !
I start off with about 2 Quarts of water !
I cover mine with a colander it allows steam to escape but also gives some drip back !
Turn the heat on high ! !
They cook down FAST gotta keep an eye on them !!
and add a little water as needed !
Once they cook down, turn down the heat to medium !
How long do you cook em ?
Till the're done !
I love collards !
I put a shot of white vinegar on mine !
I know different folks cook em different ways !
But this is how I do it !
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