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mustard greens/collard greens

Stu

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I am looking to make some Indian pureed greens with spinach and mustard greens. problem is that I cannot find mustard greens anywhere. Can one sub out collards or swiss chard? or should I just go all spinach
 

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Originally Posted by Stu
I am looking to make some Indian pureed greens with spinach and mustard greens. problem is that I cannot find mustard greens anywhere. Can one sub out collards or swiss chard? or should I just go all spinach

I'd say swiss chard or spinach would be an acceptable substitute. Collard greens have a much different texture than any of these.
 

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Originally Posted by mm84321
I'd say swiss chard or spinach would be an acceptable substitute. Collard greens have a much different texture than any of these.

This is true, but if he is trying to make a classical indian style dish then collard greens are not used at all. Totally different texture and I'd just sub in spinach instead. Although, that won't provide the same flavor.
To the op: I see that you are in princeton, look for some asian supermarkets around the rt 1/27 area. There should be some indian grocery stores there as well.
 

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this might not be an option, but i'm pretty sure 'poke' grows all over, if you know what you're looking for you could probably find it in your yard or at a park or something.
 

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Originally Posted by Stu
I am looking to make some Indian pureed greens with spinach and mustard greens. problem is that I cannot find mustard greens anywhere. Can one sub out collards or swiss chard? or should I just go all spinach

you can get mustard greens at any chinese super market
 

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It's coloured greens. They don't call them collard people.
 

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Originally Posted by ubc121
It's coloured greens. They don't call them collard people.

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
It's a quote from The Office, guys.

Kyle, is that your sister in your avatar. She's quite lovely.
 

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Seriously, though, if you are pureeing something, and the texture is not that big of a deal, then I think broccoli rabe/rapini is very similar to mustard greens in flavor.
 

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Find a grocery in the black part of town. They will probably have mustard greens
 

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