But first, they should really be washed. A lot.

This is the rest of the stuff you'll need: Onion, Garlic, Cider Vinegar, Hot Pepper Flake, and Chicken Stock.

...aaaaaand BACON!

In the grease, slowly cook the onion. When brown and yummy, add the garlic and red pepper flake.

Add stock/water, and a touch of sugar, bring to boil, and toss in the greens, coating with the mixture.

Lower heat, and simmer, covered, for about 5 minutes, or until tender. Add a tablespoon of the cider vinegar, and serve with the bacon on top (reserved until last to add a crispy texture). Shown with the great pork recipe from the previous post.

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