Look what my husband harvested from the garden this week!
Anyone have any ideas for a Thanksgiving dish with lovely Napa Cabbage?!
Anyone have any ideas for a Thanksgiving dish with lovely Napa Cabbage?!
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Love the shot! Did you grow romaine, and other greens too?
ReplyDeleteyep. lettuce. broccoli. cabbage. and, i think some others. but, i could believe how the Napa just took off!
ReplyDeleteI made a cabbage gratin recently that was AMAZING. I think napa would be perfect in it.
ReplyDeleteBeef and cabbage rolls, of course! My preference is the Dominican version. Here is an English version of the recipe http://www.dominicancooking.com/76-nino-envuelto-rice-cake-wrapped-in-cabbage-leaf.html.
ReplyDeleteThey would be a nice addition to the typical Thanksgiving meal. You could always adjust the flavors to suit your own tastes and the other dishes that you'll be serving.
cabbage gratin - brilliant!!
ReplyDelete@ downtown foodie...love this idea! done and done. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletePlace feta in an iron skillet or oven safe baking dish. Drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice.
ReplyDeleteHOLY FOOD