OMG!!! Thank you for this recipe, I made these greens and they cleaned the pot and was upset because there was none left. I'm so glad I set some aside for when I got back home. I will be doing my greens like this from now on they were so DELICIOUS 😋 YUMMY!!
I made the collard gumbo this Sunday 11/20/22 and it was delicious everyone at work wants me to bring them a bowl. I did do it a little different though. I used my favorite together wood sausage, smoked pig tails and smoked turkey neck.
You go Matt!! Mr. Make it Happen does it again! I use smoked turkey as well. The flavors with all the garlic, onion, and other herbs and spices be like Boom 🤯💥 shockalocka shockalocka 💣💣💣 🔥🔥🔥😉 Happy Holidays everyone!! Be safe and please show someone else true intentional love and concern. We are blessed to be a blessing. 🙏♥️💯%
Amen 🙏🏾 I love Collards Greens 🥬 Gumbo with Onions 🧅, Garlic 🧄,Celery and meat Smoked Turkey Necks,Turkey Wings 🪽 or Turkey Legs and along with Homemade Cornbread Amen 🙏🏾 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Just a suggestion but next time you’re adding raw garlic clear a little space in the center of the pan and drop the garlic there for a few secs so it gently roasts before you stir. It’s not only more aromatic but it guarantees there’s no raw garlic stirred into the mix that may try to avoid its moments in the heat.
Have you ever had mixed greens? When I grew up, we always mixed collards and mustards in our greens. The flavor is so balanced. One is sweeter and the other more bitter. Of course, we never allowed a green pot to escape some shots of vinegar either. That’s very creative to add a rue for flavor.
I wash my collard leaves whole in a vinegar and baking soda solution. Then I rinse. Lay them in top of one another and cut the center stem out. Then roll and cut into strips.
Thanks Matt..I just ordered the cookbook…I was on the fence and this recipe just pushed me over…I get so much enjoyment from your videos… I am happy to support you ( and your friend) …
I’ve never had the collard green gumbo, I always cook greens for my family it’s a most requested dish. However, after seeing you make it this way I think I’ll try doing it that way for Thanksgiving.
Thats different but sounds great, im creole myself and weird enough a roux was probably the hardest thing for me to master, everything is easy for me but a roux took me a while, but i finally perfected my pot lickin juice and y'all had to come with this lol 😆 definitely gonna try on Thanksgiving
Good morning. Mr. Make it Happen. Thanks for sharing this Gumbo Collard Greens 🥬🥬🥬 recipe. I’m going to include this in my Thanksgiving 🦃dinner 🍽️. I purchased The Best of Both Worlds 👨🏾🍳👨🏼🍳😅Cookbook 📘when it first came out n just received my Mr Make It Happen AP seasoning last Friday. I put That AP on Everything. I know you B having an Black Friday Sale then I can try ur new Lemon 🍋 Bae it’s a must bcuz I’m from the DMV a.k.a. Old Bay lol. Can you please repost ur Sweet Potato 🍠 Casserole video again. Thanks for sharing. ❤️👩🏽🦱👨🏾🦲🦃🍠🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏻🙏🏻.
That looks amazing!! I'm not much on cooking but watching you makes me want to try it! That AP & hot AP is the truth!! Hoping to try Lemon Bae on chicken this weekend.
Very nice. I usually use better than bouillon as my chicken stock. I just heat it in a separate pot and put aside. Sometimes your recipe calls for stock and better than bouillon, not a problem. 🥘♥️
I'm watching from the Bahamas. I just love watching your videos. So why the hell not. We're here for a good time not a long time. Thank you for uploading them all. I've tried introducing collard greens to my island family a few Christmas ago. They didn't like it. I guess I do because. Part of my childhood to teenage years. I were always back and fort to New York city. So I fell in love with the American Thanksgiving tradition meal.
Does your fam eat any kind of stewed or sauteed greens? I know callaloo is popular in Jamaica but I'm not sure if it's eaten in other Caribbean nations.
Why don’t you boil out the smoked turkey before adding the collard greens?does it not make it salty?this a question for you or anyone to answer.Thanks!!!
I made these. My family loved them. I used necks. I see the benefits of using the turkey leg instead. It's more meat and flavor. I will make again using legs instead.
I have never had turkey neck - never even considered it. Is that a southern thing, or am I likely to find them here in the Midwest? (Besides being on the whole turkey, that is.)
Not my favorite way to make these, but I love your other recipes! I only use a few ingredients and the collards shine as the star with that beautiful bitterness!