Collard Greens are Best Made Fresh, Make More Money This Year


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COLLARD GREENS Hey y’all, I hope you start the New Year off right with Collard Greens, black-eyed peas and creamed potatoes! I am getting mine done early …

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  1. Linda Segraves
    Linda Segraves says:

    Tammy saying a lot of gas from the burner but Chris laughing was the funniest thing yet. Tammy the way it came out really was funny. Your greens look so good. I don't like greens with chopped bacon but I can say they taste cook. I just don't want to have to pick out the fatty bacon. Oh how we miss our parents and grandparent's. I also miss my In laws.

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  2. Tammy Blocker
    Tammy Blocker says:

    I always put just plain water and let it boil and sorta wilt the leaf, then I pour off that water and basically start over. It seems to do away with most of the bitterness, very seldom do I have to add sugar and very little then.

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  3. Jane Martin
    Jane Martin says:

    I really wish you could buy quality frozen collards that haven't been put through a shredder. The best fresh collards are only available after a frost but here in coastal S.C., they have so much sandy grit in them that it's hard to get them clean enough. We grew up eating tender young turnip greens grown in our own garden, so it took me a long time to get used to eating collards (but they are delicious done right!) We like the Jalapeno hot sauce on our greens.

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  4. Pat C.
    Pat C. says:

    Hi Tammy! Have made these a few times after ordering your cookbooks. Best collards ever! I made these tonight to get a head start on New Year's Eve dinner! Thanks for demonstrating how to cook collards and for another video, y'all!

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  5. Tiwanna Kaiser
    Tiwanna Kaiser says:

    I make my greens the same way. I also follow the tradition for new years day. Greens for money, black eye peas for change, pork for prosperity and corn bread just because it goes with greens. Lol. Happy New Year

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  6. anye76
    anye76 says:

    I need some hot sauce on them greens. Tammy smoked turkey in collards honey…mighty fine eating. Don't let me have some hoecakes on the side it's all over then.

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  7. Arlene Gage
    Arlene Gage says:

    I love Collards and Spinach!! Use raw leaves, blanched, to wrap all kinds of delish meats!! Family fave, Southern Style Greek Dolmas!! I use Chicken, rice, onions and plenty of green onions and garlic! 😊

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