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Succulent Pressure-Cooked Southern Collard Greens

Experience a taste of the South with this hearty recipe of flavorful collard greens and smoked turkey, all in under an hour! Dive into this comfort food classic made easier with our pressure-cooker version, complete with a zesty finish of apple cider vinegar. This dish is perfect solo or as a sumptu...
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50 min
TOTAL TIME
1062
CALORIES
$10.58
PER SERVING
Succulent Pressure-Cooked Southern Collard Greens
Directions
MAIN
10 min
PREP TIME
40 min
COOK TIME
50 min
TOTAL TIME
1
Heat your Instant Pot using the Sauté function. Once hot, add the olive oil and onions.
2
Sauté the onions until they become translucent and emit a fragrant aroma. This should take about 2-3 minutes. Add the minced garlic, stirring continuously to prevent burning.
3
Introduce half of the collard greens to the pot.
4
Add the smoked turkey leg on top of the greens, then layer in the remaining collard greens.
5
Pour in the chicken broth. Sprinkle the Creole seasoning evenly over the ingredients.
6
Seal the Instant Pot with its lid and switch the function to Manual. Cook under High Pressure for 25 minutes.
7
After cooking, use the quick release function to let out the steam.
8
Open the pot carefully and remove the smoked turkey leg. Shred the meat off the bone, then return the shredded meat to the pot.
9
Add the apple cider vinegar to the pot and stir to combine all ingredients thoroughly. Serve your pressure-cooked Southern collard greens hot for the best flavors.
Health Info
Macros
9g
CARBS
47g
FAT
146g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
GLUTEN FREE
LACTOSE FREE
WHOLE 30
MEDITERRANEAN
PALEO
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