Grandma's Southern Collard Greens

[@juliejackson8894]

Looks very delicious 🤗

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

It really was! Definitely give it try and let me know your thoughts 😊

[@lisamessiana1032]

Nice!🌟😋💕

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

Thanks 😊

[@levinamukbangasmr]

Looks so yummy full support here ❤❤

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

Thanks for the support ❤️

[@GOSPELPERFORMINGARTS]

Shouldn't you clean the ham hocks. It looked like you took them right from the package that they were bought in? 🎭💫🗝️

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

Thanks for the tip. Will definitely do it the future.

[@linhappy5338]

Its recommend that you cut greens /vegs After washing so germs, bacteria is not allowed to enter I always wash all veggies before cut 8ncludes avocados, potatoes

[@SeanNathaniel-p7l]

Why cut soooo big?

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

Just a personal preference in my family, but you can always go smaller if you choose to.

[@bonnieweeks7601]

My collards are getting out of control. They are easy to grow. And easier to wash than the smaller greens.

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

I would love to start growing my own collards next year. I have been saving wood to start building my own raised garden beds. Would love to know some tips for the future.

[@bonnieweeks7601]

@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman That's the great thing about utube. So many great gardening channels. Collards prefer cool weather. I struggle a lot cause I'm in Augusta, GA and it gets so hot here. Good Luck 🤞

[@preciousbabygirl8711]

Gross no flavoring no seasoning no nothing

[@LydiaGRenaissanceWoman]

Thanks for the option, but I did season my collard greens. Maybe you skipped and missed that part of the video, or missed the ingredients in the description.