Sausage and collard green soup

Smoky beef sausage and tender, tangy collard greens pair perfectly. Cook collards ahead for a quick weeknight meal. I'm a big fan of greens in any form. Greens like collards that hold up to slow cooking are perfect to make ahead or use in leftovers. I cooked some on a weekend for dinner and saved some to use with my beef

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Smoked turkey, fire-roasted tomatoes, garlic, and collard greens all together in a warm and comforting bowl of delicious soup.

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Black-Eyed Pea Soup with Collard Greens and Sausage - An easy and delicious one pot meal for New Year's Day!

Ok, this is NOT the first time I’ve made a soup like this. In fact, I make these kinds of soups chock full of hearty veggies, savory broth, and turkey sausage or shredded chicken almost weekly in the winter. But I got such an overwhelming request on social media to share the “how to” that I figured

Heat Instant Pot to saute. Once hot, add the sausage and brown till slightly crisp. Add remaining ingredients and stir well to combine. Cover, close the vent, and cook on Manual/High Pressure for 15 min. *You can use a regular large pot or crockpot if you don’t have an Instant Pot. If using a crockpot, brown the sausage first in a pan before adding to the crockpot, then cook on low for 4 hours. If using a pot, follow the instructions above and then cover and simmer on low for 2 hours or…

There's nothing quite as comforting on cool autumn nights as sitting down to an easy meal that the whole family can enjoy. These "dump dinners" are short on ingredients and prep time and long on flavor. From hearty slow-cooked soups and stews to satisfying sheet pan suppers, these simple, fall-friendly recipes practically cook themselves.

1 Small Bunch of Collards-washed, drained and cut into strips… I don’t remove the stalks 2 Links of Italian Sausage- hot for me 15.5 Can of Cannellini beans-washed 1 Shallot 1 Garlic Clove 3 oz tomato paste 1-1/2 Q…