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Learn how to make Collard Greens Pho with Chef Todd Richards

160715-ATLANTA- GA- BOB Townsend's first look at Richards Southern Fried in Krog St Market on July 15, 2016.- Chef Todd Richards . (BECKY STEIN PHOTOGRAPHY)

Credit: Rachel Taylor

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160715-ATLANTA- GA- BOB Townsend's first look at Richards Southern Fried in Krog St Market on July 15, 2016.- Chef Todd Richards . (BECKY STEIN PHOTOGRAPHY)
By Rachel Taylor
April 28, 2017

Yesterday Chef Todd Richards of Richards Southern Fried let us into his home and showed us how to create collard greens pho. Richards Southern Fried is one of the AJC's Best New Restaurants that is featured in our Spring dining guide . Check out how Richards creates this signature dish here:

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