Cabbage Ideas?
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Roasted Cabbage!
Cut head of cabbage in to inch thick slices. lay out on a baking tray. Sprinkle with one tsp of fennel seeds and two tsp of chilli flakes. Drizzle a little olive oil and roast in a medium heat oven for 20mins or until your liking. Serve the cabbage with toasted sunflower seeds0 -
You can make a small salad of it. It's a typical dish at my home.
Ingredients:
Cabbage (raw)
lime
onion
salt
tomato
Procedure:
-Cut cabbage in small slices into a bowl
-Squeeze half a lime (or more if you'd like) into the bowl
-Cut onions or grate onions into bowl
-Cut tomato into pieces, place in bowl
-Add salt to taste
-(Optional-shredded carrots)
-Eat
This is very yummy and I make sure to have some whenever I eat at home.
this sounds really good im a huge lime girl
i love cucumbers with lime and salt and a little tampito ( i think is the name) hot sauce0 -
My mom used to make a cabbage curry--
saute dice potatoes & onion in oil
add in about 1/2 tsp corriander powder, 1/2 tsp cumin powder, 1/4 tsp tumeric, 1/4 tsp chili powder and saute a few mins
add shredded cabbage & salt and let cook down
add frozen peas and let cook a few more minutes.0 -
I often just eat it raw in a salad but the other day I used it as a substitute for noodles in a stir fry which was delicious. You could also use them to wrap up minced beef and rice or something depending on how big and intact the leaves are0
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One reason I love cabbage so much is because it's so cheap and goes a long way.
My usual thing is to steam/fry it up with onions and shredded carrots, sometimes adding bacon. Seasonings are random. Sometimes I just do a premixed Greek seasoning or throw in random stuff. I want to try adding sauteed chickpeas next time to add some protein.0 -
Shred 1/2 head of cabbage (you can do the whole thing then scale up the rest of the ingredients a bit)
Melt 1 tablespoon (or more) butter in a large skillet, add 1/4 cup chicken broth, add the cabbage.
Also some salt and pepper, some fresh herbs if you've got them. Cabbage is pretty plain by itself, but not bad-tasting.
Bring it all to a simmer, cover and cook until wilted but still bright green, stirring a bit, 8 minutes or so.
Sprinkle with fresh parsley.
Yum!
Just wondering if this would re-heat ok, considering it for a work lunch.? Anyone know?0 -
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Yum. Great ideas here. I am a big cabbage fan. I love making white bean keilbasa and cabbage soup, roasted cabbage with garlic and olive oil and Polish cabbage rolls with rice and beef filling and tomato sauce. But, it's also great as a raw salad or on fish tacos.0
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Never thought of most of these. Thanks0
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