Stir-Fried Savoy Cabbage and Confit D' Oignon-Onion Marmalade
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A delectable, quick & very easy recipe to perk up cabbage! Stir frying the cabbage keeps it crisp & crunchy as well as keeping it's vibrant green colour. I devised this recipe to accompany fairly rich foods, but without having to boil the cabbage to oblivion! Even people who say they are not fond of cabbage love this recipe. I have added the Confit D'Oignon (Onion Marmalade) to give it an extra kick - plus, they go so well together too! If you don't need the cabbage to be vegetarian, you could also add crisply fried lardons or bacon to this - it tastes & smells wonderful! Here is my recipe for Recipe #211001
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Serves:
- Units:
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ingredients
- 1⁄2 fresh savoy cabbage, washed & trimmed
- 2 tablespoons onions, confit or 2 tablespoons onion marmalade
- 1 ounce butter
- fresh ground black pepper
directions
- Wash and trim the cabbage, removing the very tough centre heart if necessary.
- Separate the leaves, and shred very finely.
- In a wok or pan, heat up the butter over a high heat, until just melting & bubbling - add the cabbage and stir around thoroughly.
- Lower the heat a bit, and place a lid on the wok/pan.
- Cook for about 2 minutes with the lid on.
- Remove the lid, add the Confit d'Oignon and stir well. Keep stirring for about 2-3 minutes, until eveything is well mixed and the cabbage is just starting to wilt slightly - BUT still retains it's colour & crunch.
- Take off the heat, season well with ground black pepper & serve immediately.
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OPTIONAL:
- Fry some lardons or bacon in the wok/pan until crispy, drain off the excess fat and then add the cabbage and confit d'oignon as above. Butter is not needed for this method.
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"A delectable, quick & very easy recipe to perk up cabbage! Stir frying the cabbage keeps it crisp & crunchy as well as keeping it's vibrant green colour. I devised this recipe to accompany fairly rich foods, but without having to boil the cabbage to oblivion! Even people who say they are not fond of cabbage love this recipe. I have added the Confit D'Oignon (Onion Marmalade) to give it an extra kick - plus, they go so well together too! If you don't need the cabbage to be vegetarian, you could also add crisply fried lardons or bacon to this - it tastes & smells wonderful! Here is my recipe for Recipe #211001"
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Delish! I also used more confit d'oigon than on the recipe. The more the better!Reply
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I made this last night with your cassoulet. It was very delicious. I did use quite a bit more confit 'd'oignon than is on the recipe. It is a very tasty dish and will circulate on my family's dinner menus. Thanks so much!Reply
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Yummy! This was almost like a salad, a bit crispy and coated in the delightful onion marmalade. The only thing that I would suggest is more marmalade! Thanks French Tart!Reply
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