Crockpot collard greens slow cooker

The crock pot is the best way ever to cook collard greens! They come out tender and full of flavor. Just add some warm cornbread and you're good to go!

Cooking collard greens has never been easier! Simply add them with a few other easy ingredients and let the crockpot do all of the work. They are packed with flavor and vegetarian using broth, vinegar, and maple syrup. A perfect fall side dish and great for holidays.

Prepare these Slow Cooker Collard Greens as a delicious side. These collards have a smoky ham flavor and a great broth!

This easy slow cooker vegan collard greens recipe yields delicious smoky, Southern-style collard greens without the need for meat. Oil-free, plant-based recipe.

Cooking collard greens in a slow cooker not only frees you up to prepare other dishes, it frees up valuable stovetop space, as well. Make slow-cooker collard greens a day or two in advance and refrigerate in the insert until you're ready to warm and serve.

These Southern Style Pressure Cooker Collard Greens are flavorful, tender, and cooked in half the time than the stove top method.

Learn how to cook collard greens the ultimate way, cooked low and slow with bacon, ham, and spices for the most tender greens and to-die-for pot likker.

This Brussels sprouts leaves recipe makes a great side dish for any protein course. The leaves are flavorful and easy to prepare.

Slow cooker greens with smoked turkey is an easy greens recipe that swaps poultry for the pork. Greens are a stable in households throughout the South; this crockpot version makes cooking greens foolproof! Collard greens, turnips, mustards, or kale...use your preferred greens! Instructions to make this classic Southern side dish in the Instant Pot are also included.

Tender collard greens and smoked ham hocks cooked in the slow cooker. The smokiness from the ham hocks is infused through the collard greens and it's cooked low and slow for tender, flavorful greens with a fraction of the effort!