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WebSaute onions in olive oil on medium heat. Add chopped tomatoes and stir for about 2 minutes. Add cayenne pepper, bouillon, salt, and black pepper. If using beef, …
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WebMore Collard Green Recipes: Collard Green and Black Eyed Pea Soup; Thai Chicken Collard Wraps; Instant Pot Collard Greens; And I know that these next two recipes actually call for spinach, but I …
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WebInstructions. Prepare collard greens, by washing, rinsing, drying. Cut out ribs in center and then slice in ribbons. Fry pancetta in olive oil on medium heat, until fat …
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Add broth, escarole, fresh spinach and prepared collard greens to the pot and continue cooking over medium high heat bringing liquid to boil until greens begin to wilt. Turn heat to low and simmer greens for about 15 minutes or until all greens are tender. Transfer greens to a serving bowl.
Chop the onions and tomatoes and set aside. Chop the collard greens and wash in a colander under running water. Sauté onions in olive oil on medium heat. When translucent, add the chopped tomatoes and stir for about 2 minutes. Add all your spices - cayenne pepper, bouillon, salt, and black pepper.
The stem and leaf of collard greens are much tougher than, say, spinach leaves, making them the perfect gluten free and low carb vehicle for wrapping up with your favorite sandwich and wrap ingredients. Collard greens, like most leafy greens, are packed with vitamins and nutrients as well.
Cut the stem off of the collard green leaf and then carefully shave it down using a small knife so that it’s flat. This will help prevent the collard leaf from breaking at the end and make it easier to roll up. Add any veggies, protein and/or sauces to the middle-bottom of each collard leaf, or evenly divide a salad recipe onto each leaf.