How to Make: Cabbage Leaves n' Collard Greens (Holiday Special)


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Collard Greens and Cabbage Outer Leaves ( 2 lbs each equal parts) 1 Head of Cabbage Any Smoke Meats (It’s a Must) 1/2 to 1 lb Bacon (Fried Crispy save the …

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  1. Dorothy Lee
    Dorothy Lee says:

    This is a dish I grew up on also making for my kids it really is delicious together with smoke neck bones or ham hocks this is a down home meal cornbread
    I know you all can throw down in the kitchen

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  2. sam wad
    sam wad says:

    Happy Thanksgiving 2020. I watched your video the other day and had to include the cabbage and greens with my dinner. Well, it turned out perfectly and I will be making this combo from now on. Thank you so much.

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  3. Gggls844
    Gggls844 says:

    I am cooking this for supper but will have to cut the recipe in half for just 2 people. I know it will be really good with brown speckled butter beans a d cornbread with creamed fresh corn. Thank you for this soul food recipe. I am using smoked Turkey wings.

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  4. Z. Nicole
    Z. Nicole says:

    Thank you SOOOOOOOO much for this video! I've been looking up different ways on how to make this and literally was ready to cry out of frustration but this video was so detailed, helpful, and gave me hope. I watched another one of your videos and ended up buying both of your books because you are such a good teacher!

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  5. Robin S.
    Robin S. says:

    Hats off to you Ms Chris and Ms Hattie. This combination was everything you said it would be! This is the only way I want my collards/cabbage from now on!! DELICIOUS 😋🤤

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  6. Nita Ferguson
    Nita Ferguson says:

    I would really "love" to try this recipe, but all of the grocery store around here only have the inner cabbage no green outer cabbage and they tell me that's the way the cabbage comes to them! This recipe looks so good!

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  7. Just Janie
    Just Janie says:

    Chris,
    I have to say this is the best, if not the very best collard greens I have watched ever being made.
    Please thank your cousin Ande of course you for sharing this beautiful hearty recipe.
    I do have a few questions for you both
    1.When I moved down south from Pittsburgh area.
    I used to see the guys putting hot sauce and vinegar on their greens. You never mention that. I was wondering can you let me know about that ?
    2. Did you ever chop up one green chilli or more and add it to this recipe or were those omitted in this recipe?
    3. Do you recomend using only the red flakes or both?

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  8. Ms. Keysha Wineglass
    Ms. Keysha Wineglass says:

    My husbands maternal grandmother who was originally from Alabama used to make this for us in Pittsburgh, PA. I saw her doing this one day and thought she was losing her mind but my husband told me she was expanding the greens because she felt there might not be enough for dinner. Let me tell you, those collards and cabbage leaves were absolutely delicious! The flavor was set off!

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  9. Big Shortstack
    Big Shortstack says:

    Ms. Chris and cuz ( I think you called her Hattie), that pot of greens looks GREAT and I'll bet they taste even better. Now, a pone of cornbread would top it off. Ahhhh hunnnn. Bet it would. LOLOLOL. Bill D.

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  10. BRO Turner
    BRO Turner says:

    Used this recipe last year as it was my first time making greens and dang it was good . So good my grandmother requested I make this year 2019 … so much thanks to you ladies

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  11. Jane Smith
    Jane Smith says:

    Ok on my way for dinner….no really…THANK YOU….for sharing such a wonderful recipe…I am always looking for special dishes and I am adding this to my repertoire

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  12. Marina DeForest
    Marina DeForest says:

    Ms Chris, just found this recipe. Was going to cook fresh collards this weekend. Changed my mind. Will cut recipe down (4 people). Never thought 2 do this. Gonna be fab. Thank you. 👵 😙 💕 🌞

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  13. Beach Preachr
    Beach Preachr says:

    When I saw the orange colored handles on your pot and your well seasoned skillet I knew. No FF with your videos. Good old 'Baptist' down home cooking! Mrs. GA Land, Deaconess, Antioch Baptist Church Downtown, Houston TX would prepare such dishes all throughout the week and invite me and JH Westbrook over to dinner. Memories.

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