How to store leafy greens i.e. spinach or collard greens (sukuma wiki) or curly kale and cabbage to last long is critical in minimizing food wastage. It is also pretty easy as describes on this blog post and demonstrated on the video.

This storage tip also applies to purple cabbage, green cabbage, iceberg lettuce and other herbs like parsley and cilantro.

STEP BY STEP PROCESS ON HOW TO STORE LEAFY GREENS

Start by cutting off the edges of your leafy greens i.e. spinach or collard greens (sukuma wiki) or curly kale.
Roll out the cling film and place the leafy greens on top.
Wrap tightly to sort of create a vacuum.
Store in the fridge for upto 2 weeks for the leafy greens and 4 weeks for the cabbage.

OTHER KITCHEN TIPS/HACKS THAT YOU COULD FIND USEFUL:

WAYS IN WHICH YOU USE YOUR LEAFY GREENS:

Here are some of the leafy greens recipes for you to try out:

HOW TO STORE LEAFY GREENS VIDEO TUTORIAL:

Here is a quick video showing how to store leafy greens. You can also subscribe to my YouTube Channel for more recipe videos, kitchen tips & hacks!