It is not egg noodles, but a package of ramen noodles cooked and drained. then depending on the size of cabbage head, you boil one or two of the ramen noodle packages, keeping the flavoring packs to the side. You fried the whole package of bacon, crisp, then remove from pan, place on paper towels, leaving the bacon grease in the pan. Cut up the head of cabbage in slices with maybe medium sized leaves. Then separate and place in pan with the bacon grease to fry. Once pan is covered all over with a layer of cabbage, sprinkle garlic powder over that layer, and crumbled up fried bacon, before continuing. Then placing another layer of cabbage, keeping this up till all cabbage is in pan. Top layer with garlic powder also, and, what is left of crumble bacon. Using the whole pound of crisp fried bacon. You then just with spatula start to turn the cabbage over and over in the pan with the grease to fry the cabbage down. I place a lid over pan in between, turning it often. When the cabbage is cooked down, you then add the cooked, drained ramen noodles on top of it, sprinkling the flavor packages that came in the ramen noodle packages, over the noodles and mix this all together turning it in the fried cabbage. Finally, you add one large container of cottage cheese. Your choice of small curd, or large curd. I like to use the large curd. You empty the whole container on top of the mixture and stir this all up in with the rest of the ingredients. I then just put the lid on top so it will have a few mins to soak in the flavors with the fire very low, or off. You then just dish it up and you have a wonderful meal by itself or if you wanted to serve it with something else guess you could. We eat it alone. Sounds very strange, but believe me every time I make it everyone loves it once they try it. If any is left, it is even good warmed up in the microwave the next day too.
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Rivard" <[email protected]>
To: "COOKING IN THE DARK" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 4:08 PM
Subject: [CnD] cabbage meal


Katie, or Wee1, can correct any mistakes I make, as I'm typing this from memory:

You'll need a large skillet for most of this, and a pot to cook the noodles in.

Ingredients:

1 head of red or green cabbage.
1 pound of bacon
1 large container of cottage cheese
1 small bag of egg noodles.
salt and pepper to taste.

Method:

Fry all of the bacon in the skillet until not quite crisp. Do not discard the grease.
Separate the head of cabbage into leaves.
Add the cabbage to the bacon, salt and pepper and fry the cabbage in the bacon grease.
Boil the egg noodles according to package directions.
Add the noodles to the bacon and cabbage.
Add the cottage cheese and mix thoroughly. Heat until the whole mixture is hot.

Now, have a real tasty meal.

It might not sound that good, but if you love fried cabbage like I do, this meal is a real treat! Katie and I get 2 meals out of this, and there is enough for another small helping. Note, though, that I have one! big! appetite! when it comes to fried cabbage. I think it should serve 6 to 8 people.
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