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Friday Rookie Topic VI: Mustard Greens

Growing mustard greens is something that may be unfamiliar to many gardeners, but this spicy green is quick and easy to grow. It was always one of the first spring crops in my dad's garden. I'm from the South and curly mustard greens cooked with ham

Mustard yellow

Most of these glass beads have been sitting in my box, just waiting for an excuse to break out. I've had so many plans for them that didn't work, I just finally put them all together and was surprised at how much I liked the combo.

Mustard Greens

Does anyone have a recipe for mustard greens? I was gifted with some (with more to come, I am sure), but I'm a displaced Yankee and have never cooked greens in my life. I was also given a bunch of turnips -- greens and all, and I know you can cook those

Harvest Turnip Greens and Mustard Greens

I'm getting ready to harvest my turnip greens and mustard greens for the first time. However, I will not be using them for about 2 days. My question is do I wash them first and then store wrapped in a paper towel in an open plastic bag, or do I just pick

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