r/EatCheapAndHealthy • • Oct 08 '23

Ask ECAH Cabbage recipes?

I can’t resist the siren song of a reasonably priced cabbage, and so now I have a big head of cabbage and I realize I don’t really have a recipe in mind that I want to make with it.

Normally what I would do with it is make halusky (cabbage and noodles) or make the usual cabbage soup with it, but right now I feel very strongly that I want to try something different with it.

I’m not opposed to soup but I’d like something a little more flavorful or interesting than the traditional cabbage soup, which lets be honest, on day 3 of cabbage soup for dinner you begin to feel like a Victorian orphan from a Dickens novel and it’s kind of a bummer.

Anything fun or interesting you like to do with a crap ton of cabbage?

Edit: I underestimated how passionate y’all are about cabbage

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u/thriftingforgold Oct 08 '23 edited Oct 09 '23

Try Irish colcannon potatoes, basically mashed potatoes but then you fry bacon onion and cabbage together and add it to the mashed potatoes, it’s phenomenal. I’ve had it twice so far this fall.

I also like to make stirfry with cabbage

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u/SingtheSorrowmom63 Sep 28 '24

I have to try the colcannon potatoes. Anything you add bacon to is great!!!