HOW TO PREP COLLARD GREENS FOR COOKING

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HOW TO PREP COLLARD GREENS FOR COOKING

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Here you'll find a few tips on how to cut and clean collard greens. Good preparation is key to ending up with delicious greens every time!

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STEP 1

FIRST YOU CLEAN! Soak in cold water and then rinse each leaf individually.

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STEP 2

TRIM THE STEMS: The stems of the collard green leaves can be tough, so you want to trim them out.

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STEP 3

CUT THE COLLARD GREENS: Last you'll roll the leaves up and cut into strips, then cut those strips into about 1 inch pieces.

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Now you're ready to cook your collards however you like. Swipe up for a full collection of collard green recipes.

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