Showing posts with label Ground Beef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ground Beef. Show all posts

Friday, March 17, 2017

Cabbage and Rice Dressing

Mar 17 2017

For last night’s supper I turned to Mary from Deep South Dish blog. I turn to Mary a lot for southern comfort foods for ideas or use her recipe. She is from South Mississippi; her cooking is southern style, Cajun and Creole with her Mississippi touch. She just posted this recipe lately and knew I had to try it.

I probably would call this a casserole but she calls it dressing. I followed her recipe pretty close; I used Cajun seasoning; chicken broth for the liquid and my bread crumbs were some herb dressing mix that was pretty fine. I added it at first when it went in the oven but took the lid off for another 10 minutes and they did crisp up.

I had baked a take home and bake roasted garlic bread to serve with it. I went through a period where I was baking my own bread but after they came out with the take home and bake that come out so good I use it to save time.

The wife and I both thought this was pretty darn good! Give it a try sometime. Thanks for the recipe Mary!

Click Here for Mary's recipe

 The bread














Ingredients














Browning the ground chuck














Bacon and veggies in














Cabbage and seasoning in














Rice and soup mixed in














Ready for the oven














Ready to serve














My supper

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Unstuffed Cabbage Rolls

Dec 06 2012

Another cook not done on my smoker but thought I would share it. I love cabbage rolls but hate making them, boiling the cabbage and rolling up the leaves with the stuffing. I was glad when I found this recipe for an easy version. Simply done in a large skillet or pot and served over rice.

I used a whole head of cabbage and 1 ½ lbs. of ground chuck for this time and added just a little more water. I did the ground chuck in a skillet until most of the pink was gone, drained in a colander, then back in the skillet with the chopped onions to cook and brown some more, and added some salt & pepper. I then added to a larger pot to finish and followed the recipe.

I baked some take home and bake rolls for my wife and grandson; I had some of Tango Joe’s collard green cornbread with mine. Go visit him for the recipe it is delicious.

We also had some Kerrygold Irish Butter for the breads. Awhile back someone on pelletheads forum ask me my favorite brand of butter. I said whatever is the cheapest; all tastes the same to me. This Irish butter is the best I have ever had, there is a difference. It is made with milk from grass fed cows. At $7 US a pound, this was at Sams Club that sells at discounts; I will not be using it all the time!

We all liked my supper, especially the Irish butter on the breads!

Printable Cabbage Recipe

Ingredients


Browning the ground chuck and onions


Cutting up the cabbage


Ready to serve


My Plate


Smokin Don