I love one pot meals!
When I first changed my diet, I was not a cabbage eater!
This recipe is what changed that.
Before changing my diet I always stuck to the same veggies - white potatoes, carrots, corn (which is a grain, not vegetable!). Oh, what I was missing! And not to mention the poor veggies I was eating, thinking they were doing me good - not so much!
As usually I turn to Wellness Mama -
http://meals.wellnessmama.com/wp-content/uploads/Meal-Plan-July-Week-1.pdf
When I first changed my diet, I was not a cabbage eater!
This recipe is what changed that.
Before changing my diet I always stuck to the same veggies - white potatoes, carrots, corn (which is a grain, not vegetable!). Oh, what I was missing! And not to mention the poor veggies I was eating, thinking they were doing me good - not so much!
As usually I turn to Wellness Mama -
Sausage, Apple and Cabbage Hash [Fast and Easy]
1 pound ground sausage (breakfast sausage will work- nitrate free if possible)
1 apple, peeled and thinly sliced
1 head of thinly sliced cabbage (red cabbage works great, or a mix!)
1 apple, peeled and thinly sliced
1 head of thinly sliced cabbage (red cabbage works great, or a mix!)
1 onion, thinly sliced
1 tablespoon of butter
sea salt and pepper to taste
A small dash of sage and nutmeg (don’t overdo it!)
1 tablespoon of butter
sea salt and pepper to taste
A small dash of sage and nutmeg (don’t overdo it!)
What to do:
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In large skillet or wok , brown the sausage until cooked and remove from pan.
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Make sure cabbage, onion and apple are all thinly sliced.
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Heat the butter in the pan until melted and add onion and apple.
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Cook for 3-5 minutes until starting to soften.
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Add cabbage and continue cooking until cabbage is soft (may need to add
a couple tablespoons of water and cover for a couple minutes to speed the softening, especially with red cabbage)
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Spice to taste and add sausage back to pan.
- Serve immediately.
Make it for supper tonight & let me know what you think!!!
http://meals.wellnessmama.com/wp-content/uploads/Meal-Plan-July-Week-1.pdf