- Mess O'Greens from my Good Grits cookbook. R loves these; I like them, but can't eat a lot at one time because I found them Hot.
- Sautéed greens and grilled rib eye using this recipe from the Food Network website, jerk-rib-eye-with-honey-glazed-plantains-and-sauteed-collard-greens-recipe. Pretty good greens recipe, and we both really liked the homemade rub for the rib eye. Different tasting, but made for a lovely new recipe.
- Collard Green Chips, baked-greens-chips-recipe. What's not to like? Greens made into chips. I heart olive oil and salt.
And I'd like to try these next:
- From Martha, braised-collards-with-tomatoes.
- And a pasta one! pasta-with-cauliflower-and-collards.
And we might get to these too:
- Just because it's from Paula, and really, if anyone from the Food Network knows how to cook collard greens, shouldn't it be her? collard-greens-recipe.
- And from a Google search, bbq_baked_beans_sausage.
Suggestions? Normally I do not ask actual questions. Because I think R may be the only one reading this, because he's a nice husband. But my Aunt K and Grandma insist that they actually do read this, and they probably have some recipe ideas.
Hey! I'm still out here:)
ReplyDeleteAs far as collard recipes, I am not well versed. However, we love us some kale and use it in lots of soups/stews and even in meatloaf/stuffed peppers. My fave recipe with kale/greens is this one featuring spaghetti squash, Italian sausage and greens:
http://tinyurl.com/k334o82
and for some reason if that link doesn't work, it's Rachael Ray's spaghetti squash with sausage and greens a la google.
ReplyDeleteLeftovers are even better in my book.
I read your posts. I can't get enough of that little girl :)
ReplyDeleteI read, I read! Especially during long, boring, tortuous, 5-6 hour bar exam lectures.
ReplyDeletehaha get the pun...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the boost to my self esteem ;).
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks mandghall and MMD for the recipe ideas! We'll be fixing greens again tonight.
I read too! (But I have to admit that when it comes to cooking, I am not a very good southerner and therefore am of no help!)
ReplyDeleteCollard greens? *faint* ;-)
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