Collard green is a excellent source of vitamin A, Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron etc. It has tons of nutrients. I wish you all could visit this site to know more about collard greens and about all the nutrients in it. This taste more like drumstick leaves, if you like drumstick leaves (murungaikai poriyal) I am sure you would love this.

Ingredients
Collard greens – 1 bunch
Sliced Shallot onion – 6 to 7 or medium size onion – 1/2
Green Chilly – 1 chopped as per ur taste
Mustard
Curry leaves
Oil
Shredded coconut – 2 tbsps or egg -1
Method
1. Wash the leaves well.

2. Remove the mid rib (the hard center vein of the leaf)
3. Fold the leaf into half and roll it and chop the leaves.

(You can chop it as you like, I prefer this way, it is much easier)
4. Add little oil on the pan, pop mustard , add the sliced
onions, curry leaves and saute it for a while.
5. Then add the chopped leaves and add enough water
(approximately 1/2 cup) and close it with a lid and
cook till the leaves are tender and well cooked.
6. Now add salt ,coconut (you can also add a egg instead of
coconut)and mix everything together and cook it for further
few minutes. You have to mix it in between to avoid any
bottom burns. Turn off the heat and serve with rice.




October 14, 2008 at 9:41 pm
Your blog was a great inspiration for me..when i started blogging..i missed your posts..now happy to see your post back. poriyal looks good..
October 22, 2008 at 3:56 pm
Hi,
You have a wonderful blog.I just love your recipes and most of all the pictures and presentation.Looking forward to more recipes from you.
-Swapna
November 24, 2008 at 7:32 pm
Hi ..
I just love ur blog ..Lovely presentation and photographs …Hands off to u ..Plz keep posting recipes ..
love
veena
December 28, 2008 at 2:01 pm
Just a suggestion, if u have little of tamarind water to the mixture it will taste excellent.
February 6, 2009 at 2:53 am
My goodness, your recipes are simple yet tempting to try out! Look at photos – awesome! I have copied a few recipes and hope to try them over the weekend and the following week.
Thanks for putting this Web site together.
Regards,
AA
July 23, 2009 at 1:30 pm
Hi Jas,
Keerai atleast thrice a week would be very healthy, but we live in Denmark and the only kind of keerai I get is our ‘Pasalai Keerai’ and ‘Vendhaya Keerai’, desperate for other kinds, I even cook the greens in my ‘Mullangi bunches’
. So, can’t tell you how excited I was to see your recipes for Bok Choy poriyal, Collard greens etc. Thanks a lot! 
Btw, do you know what ‘collard greens’ are called in Tamizh or do they go by any other name in English.
Cheers,
Priya