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Chipotle Collard Greens

By Jamie Deen , Bobby Deen , and Melissa Clark

3.8

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Editor's Note: This recipe originally accompanied a story on Mother's Day. For the complete story and more of Jamie and Bobby Deen's recipes, click here.

When Tabasco started making chipotle hot pepper sauce, we started using it to spike up our regular recipe for collards. It's a match made in heaven.

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