Collard Greens

Collard greens, common on menus throughout the South, have a verdant character that is essence-of-vegetable. They tend to be bitter (but not in a bad way), a characteristic that is haloed by sprinkle of tangy peppered vinegar. They usually are cooked with a ham bone or fatback, adding porky sweetness, and they’re sometimes served laced with bacon.

Restaurants With This Dish

Busy Bee Cafe

ATLANTA, GA

Fried Chicken at Smith House in Dahlonega, GA
Smith House

DAHLONEGA, GA

The Burger at The Spot Restaurant in Carpinteria, CA
The Spot

CARPINTERIA, CALIFORNIA

Martin’s

MONTGOMERY, AL

The Hollar

NORTH MADRID, NEW MEXICO

Variety Restaurant | Old-School Cool | Seafood & Steaks

AIKEN, SC

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One Response to “Collard Greens”

Janet L Hofmann

February 16th, 2022

Where’s the vegetarian collard recipe from the Detroit show?

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