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cabbage

Posted By: AH on 2006-06-12
In Reply to: Wow! - CarolJo

fry it in bacon grease with salt & pepper. YUM!


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Well, turns out it was just my mom's (sorry mom) cabbage I hated. She used to sorta steam it and it would still be kinda hard and chunky. I used to sit at the table long after everybody else left the table just trying to get it down. Seriously, I used to gag trying to eat it. Well, my MIL (now ex) used to fix cabbage differently and I tried it and love it! Now I fix mine the way she did. I add bacon grease to boiling water and then add cabbage along with salt/pepper. Boil about 20 minutes. Then I might need to chop it up a little smaller. Yummy! Some people like to cook with ham hock for the seasoning too. There are some people around here who mix collards and cabbage together. Collards are too much work though and I like cabbage better anyway. Give it a try!
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I would just take that baby and rub her down with some oil, vegetable, corn, olive, etc. and rub her down with some good seasons, like a little chili powder, garlic, salt, pepper and wrap her up good and tight in some aluminum foil. Git some good hickory wood chips and once the grill starts to cool off from the hottest point, then put that baby out there and let her slow cook for about 6 hours or so. Keep it wrapped up tight so the juices do not escape and if they do, get some worchestershire, oil etc. and baste her up. When a fork separates with the meat to just strands, she is ready for some bread and some slaw/cabbage with a lil vinegar added to the slaw and a lil bbq or A1 steak sauce with a lil mustard added together is better to me and there you go, a good ole southern pulled pork roast samwich!