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Types of Cooking Greens — From Collard Greens to Turnip Greens

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Collard Greens
Types of Cooking Greens — From Collard Greens to Turnip Greens

Collard Greens

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Collard greens have broad leaves with solid, firm veins running through them. Traditionally, collard greens are cooked an exceptionally long time, fusing the flavors of the greens with cooking aromatics or liquids. You can also use them, once properly cooked, in dishes like Greens With Yogurt & Cumin.

Learn more about collard greens with this guide All About Collard Greens.

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