Wow, can you believe that summer 2021 is almost a memory? Yes, on September 22nd, it will officially be Autumn, but I couldn’t wait for the fall foods so yesterday, I made Slow Cooked Beans and Greens.
A few weeks ago while grocery shopping at Food Lion, I decided to pick up a few bags of dried beans, including Red Beans, Mixed Beans and of course Black Eye Peas!
This recipe is not only easy to make but it’s filling and is guaranteed to be enough for two days if you have a family of four. It was also perfectly timed because I had to conduct a Podcasting Workshop so I started in the morning and it was ready before my Zoom session began.
Ingredients:
- Bag of dried beans – any variety, rinsed in cool water
- Bag of Collard Greens or fresh Collards cleaned and diced
- 1 Smoked Turkey Leg
- 1 Container of Vegetable or Chicken Broth
- 1 Medium onion
- Garlic
- Enough water to cover everything as the beans will absorb the broth
Instructions:
- Rinse the bag of beans
- Pour container of broth into Crockpot
- Add beans and Smoked Turkey Leg
- Rinse Collard Greens
- Put Greens into Crockpot
- Top with Onions, Garlic and Seasoning
- Pour in more water to cover everything as the beans will absorb the broth
- Turn on Slow Cooker on low and cook for 6-7 hours – depending on your Crockpot model
Before serving, remove bones and skin from turkey leg, and enjoy as it or served over rice.
What is your favorite fall foods?
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I will definitely be giving this a try. As we transition West this Fall I am sure we will experience some cooler temperatures and this will be a great warm up meal.
That just sounds totally yummy… and just in time for fall!
Mmmm. This is a great combination. I tend to wait until the first frost sweetens brasicas such as collards or kale – and then, what a wonderful treat for that time of year!
Thank you for sharing, Antoinette! I am going to try this recipe, especially since I have collard greens in my backyard.
oh I am so jealous!!! I wish I had collards growing in my backyard – enjoy and stay healthy sis!
Ohmyword, this sounds delicious! I LOVE beans in any way, shape or form. I’ve just added this recipe to my collection. Thank you, Antionette!
You are welcome – “beans beans good for the heart…the more you eat…the more you…” lol
Thank you Diane!