Telesphorus
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I have cooked it chopped and fried in a pan before, and it's not bad, but I was thinking I wanted to make some soup.
Does anyone have suggestions?
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Kimchi? lol
I like having stir fried cabbage with aged soy sauce. My in-law's neighbors made this for us once (They're chineese) and it was delicious. Pairs well with chicken, or tofu!
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I generally just steam it and sprinkle some lime/pepper seasoning on top.
It's great fried in a little bacon grease, but what isn't? : )
I tossed a bunch of cabbage in our last chicken noodle soup, but have never made any cabbage-centric soups before.
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| Posted Nov 17, 2011, 9:31 pm |
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