This sounds awesome. I usually put smoked ham hock in with a pot of collared greens but I'll have to try it with barley. Thanks!
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We don't have a lot of collards in Canada but I would definitely eat that when I visit the south were it on offer. Smoked hocks are an amazing ingredient. You get the smoke, the marrow, gelatin from the skin, collagen from the tendons, and that lovely, tender pork. It brings the flavor and the thickening all at the same time.