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    Cabbage: Cabbage Noodles Heaven


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    Recipe Introduction


    This is an old recipe. Plan ahead... needs to sit in the frige for 3-4 days for the full effect.

    List of Ingredients




    -One large green cabbage
    -One 16 oz pkg. wide egg noodles
    -1/2 to one full stick (pound) of butter
    -Spices to taste (dill seed and celery salt are good)
    -Salt and black pepper to taste

    Recipe



    -Boil the cabbage in water (you can cut it into manageable pieces first if you prefer) until it is so soft it mashes/flakes with a fork.
    -This can take some time, over an hour.

    -Boil the egg noodles in water (add a bit of salt and cooking oil) until they are done.
    -Slightly underdone is best.
    -Time this so the cabbage is done at the same time or before the noodles.

    -Remove the cabbage from the water and drain to let the bulk of the water go. (Save the cabbage water for soup stock...when cool, put in a ziplock bag and then in the freezer.)

    -Put the cabbage back in the empty pot or a large bowl. Cut it into tiny pieces.
    -Use any implement you want, but if a fork isn't doing the trick, the cabbage is undercooked.

    -When the cabbage is all in tiny little pieces, add the butter, spices, salt and pepper.
    -Go easy on the spices, they will intensify later.
    -Mix.
    -Add the drained noodles and mix.
    -Try to keep the noodles intact.

    -Okay, what you have now is a rather boring buttered cabbage pasta thing.
    -You are wondering why in heck I recommended it to you.
    -Well don't eat it, stick it in the fridge.

    -The next day you have this weird cabbage stuff with a bit of flavor to it.
    -You can eat a little, but don't write me to say it's only so-so.
    -Stick it back in the fridge.

    -Now it's the third day.
    -It's yummy.
    -Heat it up on the stove (each day you have some you can heat the whole potful).
    -If there are any leftovers, stick them back in the fridge.

    *Fourth day...heaven.


 

 

 


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