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Easy
By Ken Hom
Published 1998
Every other Saturday at our family restaurant in Chicago, one of the chefs would go down to the basement to fetch a fresh batch of pickled mustard greens, which were stored in large ceramic crocks until ready to use. A favourite recipe and a very popular dish among our patrons called for pickled mustard greens simply stir-fried with slices of pork.
Although the taste of raw pickled greens is intensely strong, they mellow with cooking and retain a nice crunchiness. They add a piquant
