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- Family: Brassicaceae
- Species: Brassica oleracea
- Cultivar Group: Acephala Group
- Origin: Unknown
- Dates back to prehistoric times
- Rich in calcium and Vitamin C
- Considered a soul food
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Collard Greens are a large leafed edible plant from the cabbage family.
Collard greens are produced for their nutrient rich leaves and for decorative purposes in a garden. Brazil, Portugal, the United States (southern region), parts of Africa, Montenegro, Spain and Kashmir all grow collard greens.
Genetically striking an extreme similarity to kale, collard greens can be prepared in a variety of ways.
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Collard Greens Articles, History, and Trivia
- Whats Cooking America: Collard Greens, (mess o' greens) History and Recipe
- Watch Your Garden Grow: How to Grow Collards Greens
- Palo Alto Daily News: "Collard greens fest enters 9th year" (2007)
- Cut N Clean Greens: History of Greens
- Google Image Search: Collard Greens Photos
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@sharislovely omg you had no childhood!?! lol what did yo mama put in yo lunch box?! ribs collard greens!? lol i'm playing... but seriously
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Ohhhh for lunch I had chicken n yellow rice. Mac n cheese. Corn. And collard greens..
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#aintnothinglike good yams or collard greens.. oh i want it. i want it so bad
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@Vianessa I think you and I should cook @jamiefishback with some dill, lemon, EVOO, garlic, S&P, w/ collard greens.
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@susoCARA nice 2 see somebody had a good day. I am about to clean these damn collard greens
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