I have a dream that one day everyone will love collards and start planting them everywhere.
Posts Tagged collard greens
Skillet Grits & Greens with Tomato Gravy
Kale gets all the love, but I think it’s time collards got their share.
Caldo Verde
Last summer we set our sights on the island of Flores, the westernmost island of the Azores in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Many years ago Toby passed this island on a ship. Through binoculars he saw tiny villages dwarfed by lush, rugged cliffs and waterfalls and he knew it was a place he had… Read More
Puttanesca with Greens
Puttanesca has a reputation for being fast and easy.
Black-eyed Peas and Collard Greens
We always have black-eyed peas on New Year’s Day. If you want any luck in the coming year, you better have some. The more you eat, the luckier you’ll be.
Rainbow Collard Rolls with Spicy Peanut Sauce
Collards play second fiddle to kale most of the time, even though they’re nutritional equals. Kale leaves are ruffly, with a more mild flavor. But there is one culinary situation where collards trump kale: they make a much better wrapper. Collard leaves are big, flat, sturdy, and pliable.
Collard Colcannon & Patties
Here’s an Irish dish with a southern twist to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Colcannon is mashed potatoes mixed with cabbage or kale. I make it with collards, our main garden greens.
Braised Collards with Smoke and Spice
I don’t know another vegetable that grows as vigorously in Florida as collards. I plant them in October. Now it’s April; they’re huge.