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Category Archives: Collards
Lentil Soup with Rutabaga and Collards
This is the last week of our regular CSA. Wow, what a year. I really miss being able to have leisurely chats with you. I miss talking about food, hearing what you made with your shares and just talking about … Continue reading
Collard Green Wraps
Last year I did a post on collard green roll-ups. I have been making wraps a little differently now so I thought I would share this method and let you decide which you like best. This way the collard wrap … Continue reading
Saag Paneer
We are getting lots of greens in our CSA share of late, here is a great way to use lots of those greens up. Saag is a quick easy one dish meal or side dish. It travels well and is … Continue reading
Braised Collard Greens with Tomatoes
You can quickly saute collards like you do kale and chard, but I think collards really shine when they are braised. Braising breaks down the collards and makes them silky. I love the taste and texture of braised collards served … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Collards, Recipes, Tomatoes-Tomatillos
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Collard Greens in Coconut Milk
Make the most of your collards with coconut milk and yum. Continue reading
Collard and Toasted Pecan Pesto
This year almost all the farms in the area had a growing problem with basil, there was a weird bacteria, or something like that that made the basil look horrible and not grow. Basically no one got a basil crop, … Continue reading
Collard Greens Roll-ups
Until I worked at Red Wagon I never ate collard greens before October. I grew collards at home for years and only harvested and ate them after a frost. Collards, all leafy greens, defend themselves against freezing weather by turning … Continue reading