Dinesh (Chennai, India) on 10/28/2013
Replied by Specialk from Massachusetts, US on 01/31/2015
I love cabbage but your suggestion is too vague. Can you give some specific recipes or suggestions on how much or how often? I am a huge fan of Indian food and spices so I am amenable to some authentic recipes that I can use. Thanks.Replied by Tea from New Zealand on 06/27/2018
I learned to cook with an Indian lady!(they call it garlic ginger masala usually blended together with lots of salt and frozen)
1 heaped tsp of each of these: generous heap ( I think I do More)
( if wanted can add about 8 cloves, cinnamon stick and a star anise, I don’t)
Prep all Veggies first...as you have to stand over it.
Method:
Melt coconut oil (extra virgin) or any other healthy oil in a large frypan or wok. Add onions to medium-high heat and a bit of salt and sauté for well over 5 minutes (may need to add more oil) till golden but not dark brown, (they kind of make a popping noise toward the end and look fat as my observation but not essential)
STIR continuously.
Add spices and continue a further min, add garlic ginger masala and salt a furth 30 secs as it spits.
More oil if needed.
Add cabbage and toss continuously add salt, yes they use allot of salt and she would use sugar but I don’t.
taste and if you need to add more spice or garlic I make a hole in the centre add a bit of oil and spice to cook for a min, then stir it through.
cook till you like it, I like mine soft so I usually add chunkier vein bits first.
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Use the same method for green beans and peas
or peas and spinach
I think beans and peas or spinach is yummiest
Replied by dan brown from cali on 04/30/2024
I eat cabbage every day. Cooked, I'm still over weightReplied by Sweed from Cabbage Patch on 05/06/2024
Believe the idea is to eat *exclusively* the cabbage recipe. At least until the weight is off. This WOULD likely cause weight loss in most? people as it is very low calorie. 1 large head of cabbage is roughly 300 calories.