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Some people, especially some restaurants, don't pay attention to the acid levels of the vinegar they use. The reason I point out restaurants specifically is they typically buy in bulk and whatever is cheapest. That, and just slopping in whatever amount spills into the pot, leads to overly strong greens. And then there are some that just have to include other acids like lemon juice, etc.
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I’m from Texas and I didn’t truly love collards until I was an adult. They have to be cooked to remove a lot of the bitterness (you won’t remove it all) and then the vinegar balances it out. One of my favorite things to throw in an InstaPot is pig’s feet, any kind of bitter green, chopped tomatoes (and onions and/or spicy peppers if you like), and a bit of apple cider vinegar.
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I had never had collards until I married.a southern gal. She cooked them with ham hocks and served them with apple cider vinegar to drizzle to your personal taste. In relatively short order I got to love that combination. Of course I've never really had a problem with vinegar my favorite salad dressing is Italian with herbs oil and vinegar and I also had a love for sauerbraten prior to that..
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@northeternal5227
1 month ago
Greens are cooked differently all over the south. I don't put vinegar in my greens
I cook them with bacon and ham hocks diced onions and drizzle hot sauce over them served with rice and butter beans
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