Collard green soup is a wonderful way to prepare these nutrition-rich winter greens. Great Northern beans, chopped yellow onion, white wine, garlic, and fresh thyme give this soup incredible flavor. For a weeknight supper, serve with slices of crusty bread spread with goat cheese.
This is very nice. I used only a cup of broth so that it would be more like a braise than a soup. Also used a teaspoon of bacon dripping instead of healthy olive oil--but a little bit doesn't hurt! And I added some sun-dried tomatoes and just a dash of tomato paste. Really good for a lunch with some crusty bread.
Read MoreMy husband and like this soup but at 139 cal. And 7.6g of protein it is a bit light for dinner. Be sure to have the bread and goat cheese to flesh it out. We had zucchini ove chips, cooking with it, yummy.
Read MoreYummy - I added the green pepper (1/2 c) with the onion and chopped tomato (1c) with the beans. Great additions!
Read MoreThis is a filling, hearty soup. I used dried thyme instead of fresh and added some chopped cooked chicken breast to my boyfriend's portion of soup. Simple to make and tasty. I served it alongside French bread spread with goat cheese. I will make this soup again.
Read MoreYummy - only change was that I added cherry tomatoes - which brightened the flavor and the color.
Read Moreloved it. have never liked collars so much
Read MoreReally good and filling soup. I added chopped green peppers and celery to the garlic & onion mix some portobello mushrooms when i added the beans and i used both mustard greens and collard greens and i turned to be and amazing soup. My husband loved it, definitively will make it again
Read MoreQuick and tasty! One alternation I made: increased the thyme to 1 tablespoon of dried and added it with the wine to the onion mixture so that the flavor of the herbs would infuse the onions along with the wine.
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