Discover the rich tradition behind Southern collard greens with this straightforward, flavorful recipe. From washing and prepping to slow simmering with spices and seasoning, learn how to bring out ...

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4. Add in the collard greens and cook uncovered until the greens are tender. This should take about 45 minutes. To finish, just sprinkle in sugar to balance out the bitterness from the roux and the ...

“Collard greens are a very important plant in African-American cuisine, and I wanted to honor them for the nutrition they have provided over the centuries to my people.” Moore’s side of the coin ...

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You asked for a blindfold episode and we brought it! The aunties are throwing down in a collard greens cook-off — and who’s judging? None other than Erika Alexander and Kim Coles from Living Single.

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