This recipe is from Mom Around Town at: http://www.momaroundtown.com/2011/03/04/gimme-that-green-goodness—collard-greens-that-is/#more-586
Collard greens contain more than five grams of fiber in every cup. This means, in 200 calories, you are getting 85 percent of your daily fiber. The greens are known to lower your cholesterol. They support your cardiovascular system, reducing your risk of heart attack. They also reduce your risk of getting cancer. Here’s the mega nutrient list: vitamins K, A, C, B2, B6, B1, B5, E, magnesium, folate, calcium, potassium, protein, niacin, zinc, phosphorous, omega 3 fatty acids, iron, and pantothenic acid (whatever that is . . .). Point is, they are really good for you and taste good, too!
When you’re buying collard greens, go to the refrigerator case and look for greens with firm, unwilted leaves. The leaves should be a vivid deep green color with no signs of yellowing or browning. Small leaves will be more tender and milder in flavor than large leaves. When you get your greens home, place them in a plastic bag and remove as much of the air from the bag as possible. They should keep fresh in the refrigerator for about three to five days.