Stir Fried Cabbage w/Cottage Ham

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If you like cabbage and if you like ham, this is really, really yummy! I spent a few days with my folks last week and my Mom told me to try this. So glad I did! I love stir fried cabbage and it is so easy to prepare!


I started by heating a small bone in ham in the crock pot. After it was done I sliced it and chopped about a 2/3 cup and kept the rest for another use.

I took a head of cabbage and cut it into fourths and sliced one of the fourths very thin.


Next I diced some green onions.

Then I steamed the cabbage for about three minutes till it was crisp/tender.


Then I put a little oil and butter into a saute' pan and stir fried the cabbage and onions. When they were well on the way I started adding seasonongs.

Garlic powder, sea salt, white pepper, greek seasoning, and some SomerSweet, or you can use a little sugar. Added the ham next to let it heat while the veggies finished cooking. Next time I might be brave and add a few apple slices to sweeten things up.


Oh my, that was a tasty lunch!! Hope you try it out sometime! Happy Monday to you all!

Here's the ingredient list:
¼ head of cabbage
green onions, desired amount
2/3 cup chopped ham
Oil
Butter
sugar
Seasonings of your choice, I used:
Greek seasoning
white pepper
garlic powder
sea salt
Somer Sweet instead of sugar

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Be Blessed!!

Comments

  1. DonnieMarch 22, 2011 at 12:13 PM

    My mom used to make something similar and it was delicious. Makes for a pretty picture.

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  2. GuviMarch 25, 2011 at 10:56 PM

    Just in case you'd like to try another version: http://guvi-guvi.blogspot.com/2011/02/braised-cabbage-with-fried-sausage.html. I guarantee you'll like it, and you can definitely substitute ham for the sausage!

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  3. UnknownMarch 28, 2011 at 2:31 AM

    Yummy good, I am a big fan of both cabbage & ham!! Thank you for linking up to my K.I.S.S. blog bash last week. This weeks blog bash is in full swing again!! If you haven't already please be sure & link up more of your creativity, I look forward to seeing all your great ideas. :)

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