How to clean fresh Collard Greens

In this video you will learn my mother's method t I adopted to cleaning your fresh green. I'm using salt to pull down the dirt that adheres to the greens agreed. This will ensure the dirt will pull away from the greens and rest at the bottom of your sink or bowl you clean the greens.

[@joanngreen6815]

Thank you for taking your ring off when you’re cooking. A lot of cooking people keep their ring on .

[@eljskitchen]

You bet

[@claudiajackson5417]

That is exactly how I clean mine for decades that's how my mom and grandma did it.😊

[@eljskitchen]

I love that. ❤

[@Cuezaltzin]

I soak them with baking soda (15 min), I heard it helps remove pesticides. Thanks for sharing.

[@eljskitchen]

Great tip!

[@tlovesgreens8244]

So do I. You don’t even need the salt. Just wash rinse them again and they will be clean.

[@eljskitchen]

@@tlovesgreens8244 . I guess it depends on how dirty your greens are. Whatever helps is good.

[@marceamccombs7490]

Thank you 😊❤️

[@eljskitchen]

You’re welcome 😊

[@MAArch-ec7se]

Thanks!

[@eljskitchen]

You bet!

[@helenamcwilliams2217]

Can you tell me if you prep them ahead of time do you freeze them

[@eljskitchen]

I do. It's one less thing to do.

[@GrandmamaCherylyn]

I hate the stems

[@eljskitchen]

Me too.