Be mindful of your nuts (no, perv. not those). My walnuts got a little on the well-done side (suppose thats my euphemism for saying "burnt") since I left them unattended as I chifonnaded my collard greens. I de-stemmed the collard greens, stacked up a few, then cut them into little ribbons.
I described to NMcL the texture of collard greens as being thick, tough spinach. They were chewier greens than what I was used to. Because of their thickness, I'd recommend boiling them first to make them tender (love me tender), as the recipe suggests. I want to experiment with all types of greens (kale, collard greens, Swiss chard, etc.) because they really pack a nutritional punch!
This looks great. I'm going to try it with sliced almonds and kale!
ReplyDeleteYou are so fucking pretentious it makes me sick. Here I wanted to use my walnuts with some greens I bought and you write this. I hope you are proud of yourself. Also, eat the whole thing, if you are boiling it the stem will also tenderize.
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