collards (Meaning)
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collards (n)
kale that has smooth leaves
Synonyms & Antonyms of collards
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collards Sentence Examples
- The farm stand offered a bounty of fresh vegetables, including plump heads of collards alongside vibrant red tomatoes.
- She opted for a lighter option, swapping out the usual mashed potatoes for a side of steamed collards.
- Unsure of how to prepare collards, she consulted a cookbook for guidance on cooking times and seasonings.
- The collards simmered in the pot, their earthy aroma wafting through the kitchen and whetting everyone's appetite.
- The recipe called for smoked turkey legs to be cooked alongside the collards, infusing them with a rich, smoky flavor.
- For a touch of Southern comfort, she crumbled cornbread on top of her plate of steaming collards.
- With collards being a good source of iron, she felt confident she was making a healthy choice for her evening meal.
- The annual collard green cooking competition was a highlight of the local county fair, showcasing the region's culinary creativity.
- Next to black-eyed peas and cornbread, collards were a quintessential part of the traditional New Year's Day meal.
- Learning about the history of collards revealed their deep connection to African American cuisine and cultural heritage.
FAQs About the word collards
kale that has smooth leaves
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farm stand offered a bounty of fresh vegetables, including plump heads of collards alongside vibrant red tomatoes.
She opted for a lighter option, swapping out the usual mashed potatoes for a side of steamed collards.
Unsure of how to prepare collards, she consulted a cookbook for guidance on cooking times and seasonings.
The collards simmered in the pot, their earthy aroma wafting through the kitchen and whetting everyone's appetite.
