This marks the tenth year (wow…) since I self published the little cookbook whose picture you see above. It was low-budget and fun– a major accomplishment for me in terms of really going the distance with a creative writing project. I would really like to update it. We’ll see. In any case, posting about Big Man and I at Red Rooster reminded me of one one of my favorite recipes from my Afro-Bohemian cookbook. couve, or Brazilian style collard greens. Collards and kale are my favorite greens and I find ways to regularly work them into my home menu in a variety of ways. Like one of my favorite foodies, the legendary Vertamae Grosvenor says in her book Vibration Cooking or the Travel Notes of a Geechee, “A bowl of collard greens does for me what chicken soup does for others.” Try the recipe and see if you say the same.
I remember those collard green. They were very good. Think I’ll cooks again.
I love this cookbook. Yeah, why not reissue it. 🙂 I want to make the tamales again. Yummay!