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Old 12-12-2014, 08:43 PM   #102
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Great finds.

Collard greens are an out-of-the-ordinary ingredient in the cookbooks that have been posted. It (collard greens) are popular with lots of natives of the deep South (of the U.S.)...
Thanks for the reminder about collard greens (and to Gabby98 for the book lead too). We live beside a beach here in New Zealand with very sandy soil and struggle to get brassicas (including the Chinese ones ) growing well. Kale is the only exception found so far and it grows fine, but I had not considered trying collards which are also hardy but are very rarely seen over here. So have ordered some seed today to see how they go.

Some time ago a Southern acquaintance gave me her grandma's cornbread recipe too, so you have rekindled my interest in doing that again too .

John
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