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Sautéing Black Mustard Greens

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First published at 20:37 UTC on September 12th, 2020.

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Dayton Victory Gardener

Ryan M Miller

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This is probably the fifth video on this channel relating to cooking in some way and the procedure for cooking the mustard greens is not much different from other dishes I've made, but I still though it appropriate for me to share the procedure I used in case someone else doesn't know how to sautée mustard greens. Keep in mind that this channel is supposed to primarily be about gardening, so don't expect very many cooking videos unless they use produce that I've foraged or harvested from my garden.

As of December 2020, this channel now has a Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/daytonvictorygardener). Any donations are appreciated to keep the channel running.

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