Storing greens
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I had the problem with collard greens.
I went to a kitchen place or even a grocery store and found a Rubbermaid container especially for fresh greens. has a raised mesh type insert and a vent in the cover
my collards were turning yellow after a week, now they last 3 weeks..
range from 12-16 bucks, comes in 2 sizes..
hope this helps!
I went to a kitchen place or even a grocery store and found a Rubbermaid container especially for fresh greens. has a raised mesh type insert and a vent in the cover
my collards were turning yellow after a week, now they last 3 weeks..
range from 12-16 bucks, comes in 2 sizes..
hope this helps!
Are you referring to this item? If so I’m definitely gonna try it.
What I do is cut the centers/stems out after washing them as soon as I get back from the store. The stems go to the roaches. The leaves get cut into large pieces and put in a quart ziploc with a folded piece of paper towel and go in the fridge. They stay pretty fresh this way for a month in most cases.
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