How to make collard greens

Learn how to cook collard greens the ultimate way, cooked low and slow with bacon, ham, and spices for the most tender greens and to-die-for pot likker.

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!

A step-by-step technique for prepping collard greens that's quick, easy, and preserves all that is great about these healthy leafy veggies.

A meat-free take on this Southern favorite that is full of flavor. Omnivores and vegans alike will enjoy this recipe for collard greens.

Collard Greens simmered Southern-style with ham hock, red pepper flakes, and chicken broth from Serena Bakes Simply From Scratch.

Hey Y'al!! How to cook collard greens is a very serious topic that needs to be discussed. In the South cooking collard greens is an art form. There is a misconception that you have to add onions, garlic, vinegar, and countless other pointless recipe items. Honestly, for a good pot of greens the only seasonings needed are salt( as needed), pepper, and some type of cured meat to flavor your greens. #collardgreens#southernrecipes#howtocookcollardgreens#bestcollardgreenrecipe#neckbones

Crock Pot Collard Greens is a tasty side that is full of smokey flavor and a amazing broth. Serve this southern side dish for the holidays.

These scrumptious and easy Southern Collard Greens are the perfect side for all your favorite southern main courses like fried catfish, hamburger steak, fried chicken, and smothered pork chops.

Slow Cooker Collard Greens are easy to make and delicious! A Southern dish served with cornbread. Crock pot collard greens are a tradition on New Years Day.

Want silky, tender, flavorful collards? Follow these steps on how to cook collard greens to cook up a pot in true Southern style. Then keep the recipe handy all year long, because these silky greens are just too good to serve only on Thanksgiving and New Year's Day!