chaoticmitzvah,
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I had the turnip greens with blackberry-soy glazed chicken meatballs and mashed potatoes. The black cardamom is for smokiness. There’s a whole head of garlic in here as well as the juice & zest of two lemons, 5 bay leaves, cayenne, and 22 hour slow cooked chicken stock. $5 to buy, 45 minutes to clean, three hours to stew, gone in mere minutes.

Three bunches of cleaned and trimmed turnip greens overflowing twice as tall as the black wok they’re in
Stewed turnip greens, now cooked down to only one quart
The greens in a quart container, fully cooked.

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  • chaoticmitzvah,
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    @shekinahcancook @chaoticmitzvah Turkey bacon has a better price point. And I get a higher yield of meat after cooking. So I primarily use the beef bacon for rendering unless I’m having bacon on Shabbat. I’ve noticed that with the brand I buy, that I need to cook on low heat it until it’s almost burned if I don’t it to be chewy. Same for you?

    shekinahcancook,
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    @chaoticmitzvah

    Yes, it's hard to get the right crispness. And I also save the rendered fat for other things. I get mine from Kol Foods (shipping). It tastes great but they slice it too thin. It shreds.

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