Southern-comfort luck food. A fine video to make smoky flavor collard green loaded with meat. Excellent seasoning gives a rich and smoky flavor to this southern wonder dish, tender in texture and delicious in taste. If you like greens or meat, you will love... - 137.371

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These Stuffed Collard Greens are stuffed with flavorful pulled pork meat and some barbecue sauce! Ken uses is own twist to this recipe and make this wonderful. See the video for more! - 130.749

Dave has a delicious and nutritious side dish packed in his video Slow Cooked Collard Greens recipe. He is showing the best way of cooking them in least possible water without scorching and losing its nutrients. The chunks of ham that he adds to the greens... - 106.782

Southern food lovers, try this special dish with collard green and turkey. This video prepares this wonderful recipe which is very healthy and filling. Broccoli and cabbage can also be used as a substitute for collard green leaves. Being an authentic southern... - 137.233

If you get excited at the thought of deep-greens on your plate, then this dish could be your ideal bet. Robust collards cooked with olive oil, sweet onion, chicken stock and simple seasoning makes for a yum vegetarian side dish any day. Try preparing this... - 97.2689

After the Christmas and new year partying, there is a need to go on a healthier note! Cook up Ken's mixed green and black eyed peas and you can't make anything that can beat that! See the video for more! - 119.427

Another video with not so clear directions shown, JB used a specific rub to marinate the ribs not mentioned in the video and then placed it on a three layer grill to cook for an elaborate time! - 38.1294

Golden corn muffin mix tops a Southern greens-and-corn egg bake. - 38.1265

Heat a large, heavy skillet. Add 1 or 2 tablespoons water or unrefined oil. Peanut or corn oil are best, the South being the homeland of peanuts and rich corn. Drop in chilled, chopped greens. Stir quickly. Cover with a tight-fitting lid. Reduce the heat as... - 29.2337

PREHEAT oven to 350°F. COMBINE salt, paprika and pepper in small bowl. Sprinkle meaty side of chicken pieces with salt mixture; set aside. PLACE bacon in ovenproof Dutch oven; cook over medium heat until crisp. Drain on paper towels. Reserve bacon fat. Heat... - 43.086

A great smoothie to start your day! Made with a blend of peaches, greens and strawberries. Filled with flavor and a great thick consistency, this is a delicious green smoothie. If you’re worried about adding in the greens…don’t worry! The presence of a... - 110.94

Remove stems from greens. Wash leaves thoroughly, and tear into bite size pieces. Set aside. Cook bacon in a large Dutch oven until crisp; remove bacon, reserving drippings in skillet. Set bacon aside. Add water, vinegar, sugar, salt, and pepper to drippings... - 33.036

How do you like your greens? In this video, Katherine shows us how she best enjoys her greens! A simple way to cook them, but a little time taking. A well flavored dish with caramelized onions and garlic! A great recipe video to watch and learn. - 115.901

Juice from cooked cabbage, collards, or greens may be added. Dump all together in deep cooker. When it begins to boil, turn to simmer and let it simmer for one hour or longer. - 26.9262

Blackened catfish, red beans and rice, collard greens, corn bread, and NO guilt! That's the name of the game in this - and every episode - of Budget Health Nut. Why spend three to four times as much for good down-home Southern cooking when you can save both... - 20.1565

Hoping for a successful New Year? Start the year off right with a delicious bowl of Hoppin’ John. Hoppin’ John is a traditional southern dish of black-eyed peas, rice, and greens believed to bring prosperity and luck for the year ahead. The black-eyed... - 31.1515