It's basically just cabbage and onions with some seasoning, sauteed until caramelized! I couldn't stop eating this! There almost wasn't enough left for my family! For some reason, the recipe was removed from that site! I'm so glad I printed it out before it was removed! The recipe was posted by a member named Barbie Mensher
Thank you Barbie. I'll be making this often!
I'm posting the recipe the way I made it...
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| Caramelized Cabbage |
INGREDIENTS:
1 large green cabbage, cored and sliced thin
1 large onion, sliced thin
3 Tbls. olive oil
1 Tbls. butter
1 tsp. kosher salt
1/4 - 1/2 tsp. cayenne pepper, pick the large amount if you like it hot
DIRECTIONS:
In a large skillet, heat oil and butter on med/high.
Add the cayenne, cabbage and onions and saute until golden while constantly stirring. This may take about 25-35 minutes. Keep scraping the bottom of the pan. And don't worry if the pan is getting brown, just keep scraping and tossing the mixture around. Add the salt after about 15 minutes of sauteeing. Keep browning until the mixture is very nicely browned and tastes sweet.
When done cooking you will only have about 2 cups of caramelized cabbage
because it cooks down alot. This serves about 4 people as a side dish.
This is perfect served with any meat or fish.
because it cooks down alot. This serves about 4 people as a side dish.
This is perfect served with any meat or fish.
Serve warm.
Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm so glad you like it! I served this over plain pasta...it was sooo good!
DeleteIt was unreal good. Will make again and again. My husband loved it also, Made it with the hamburger cabbage casserole, and he loved both of them. This coming from a man who would not touch cabbage in the 38 years we have been married! Thank you very much for all the great food.
ReplyDeleteThat is so great to hear...I love it! Thank you so much for trying both recipes! And thank you for the wonderful review! I always appreciate when my readers take the time to come back and tell me. =D
DeleteI'm definately going to try this
ReplyDeleteHi Gudani...that's great! I'm so glad to hear that. Please come back and let me know how you liked this...thank you =D
DeleteHey I made this as a side to tikka wings and creamy garlic mashed potato, it really complemented the dish well...It tasted really good. thank u so much for sharing this recipe. im definitely making it again soon. God bless. xx
DeleteI'm so glad you made this and liked it Gudani. Tikka wings...is that chicken wings in a tikka masala sauce? If so, I know I'd love them =D Thank you so much for coming back to let me know you tried the recipe! =D
DeleteHey Lillian, so I cooked this for 30 people this time to add to my curry and rice dish, people liked the cabbage than the rest!
ReplyDeleteHi Gudani...wow, for 30 people! You must have tripled the recipe! I'm so glad everyone loved it...you made my day =D Thank you so much =D
DeleteHi Mark...I'm not sure a pressure cooker would work for this recipe because you need to keep stirring while the cabbage and onions are browning and caramelizing. The ingredients need to cook down and the fluids need to evaporate. I hope you will try it as written and let me know how you liked it. Thanks for checking it out =D
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