Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

[thalassa]

What leafy thing do you like best?


And what is your fave way to prepare it?

[volcaniclastic]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Sauteed allllllllllllllll the greens

[B. de Corbin]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Cabbage. Just plain ol' cabbage cabbage.

Sauerkraut, stir-fry (much cheaper than bok choy, pennies compared to dollars, same effect), soup, coleslaw, salad, so multi-purpose there is always one in the fridge.

Spinach comes in a close second, but is more of a luxury item in the house.

[thalassa]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Cabbage. Just plain ol' cabbage cabbage.

Sauerkraut, stir-fry (much cheaper than bok choy, pennies compared to dollars, same effect), soup, coleslaw, salad, so multi-purpose there is always one in the fridge.

I do this thing where I fry shredded cabbage (and garlic and onion) in butter, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, and cayenne pepper until its almost translucent and sort of carmelized. The hubby loves it.

[B. de Corbin]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

I do this thing where I fry shredded cabbage (and garlic and onion) in butter, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, and cayenne pepper until its almost translucent and sort of carmelized. The hubby loves it.

That DOES sound good. It may be on a menu in the near future...

[volcaniclastic]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

I do this thing where I fry shredded cabbage (and garlic and onion) in butter, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, and cayenne pepper until its almost translucent and sort of carmelized. The hubby loves it.

Try that exact dish again, but add parsnips and potatoes, and swap the brown sugar for honey. Ancient norse dish - straight from the frying pan to your stomach! (the dish I'm used to isn't spicy though - but everything should be)

[anunitu]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

I do this thing where I fry shredded cabbage (and garlic and onion) in butter, apple cider vinegar, brown sugar, and cayenne pepper until its almost translucent and sort of carmelized. The hubby loves it.

THAT sounds very tasty..

[kalynraye]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Thal that's how I do my cabbage. I like to add kielbasa or bacon in with mine and roasted potatoes. I really just like greens and potatoes.

[thalassa]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Thal that's how I do my cabbage. I like to add kielbasa or bacon in with mine and roasted potatoes. I really just like greens and potatoes.

Sometimes I do potatoes and apples with it.

[anunitu]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Stop,please stop,your making me hungry....

[Munin-Hugin]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

I have to agree with cabbage. Overall, it's my grab and go green stuff, and like B. De said, so useful. Though, last weekend I made collard greens for the first time with crumbled bacon, onion, and mushrooms.

Or, of course, you can simply roll up a mixture of rice, pork, and ground beef into those cabbage leaves, toss them into the oven with a sour cream tomato sauce, and then enjoy the hell out of it. Golabki. Yummm.

[anunitu]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

Had to look up Golabki..and so we have this picture and link.
http://www.food.com/recipe/golabki-p...e-rolls-297235

[thalassa]

Re: Food Poll #10: What is your go-to green?

I make wilted spinach with OJ, cayenne, and bacon.