I lived in the south for about 14 years and I got hooked on Fried Collard Greens. Later in my life I returned to my home area of New England where I found Collards were just as easy to grow in New England as they were in the south. I could grow collards on the ...
The name sounds interesting, just by hearing the words, “Green smoothie challenge,” you know there has to be some greens involved, probably in a smoothie, and it may be a challenge. Yes on all three counts. The greens mean green leafy vegetables, not those silly fruits posing as vegetables. The diet is specific in requiring ...
Southerners from all parts of the south including Winona savor the taste of collard greens. They are a dark, leafy green vegetable that is part of the cabbage family and closely related to kale. Collard greens have a slight bitter taste similar to turnip or mustard greens. This tartness loses its bite depending upon how ...
To get some great vitamins and nutrients naturally, eat collard greens! These greens in a serving size of one cup, are packed with tons of great healthy nutrients. Let me take you through what the best of the nutrients are. Collard greens have 49 calories per serving. Vitamin K, which is a vitamin that is ...