Creamed Cabbage

Submitted by: jessann5 
Home Town: Kansas City, Kansas, USA
Cabbage, bacon, and sour cream make a delicious creamy, savory side dish, especially good for St. Patrick's day. 

Creamed Cooked Cabbage

Submitted by: sal 
Shredded cabbage is baked with a sprinkling of sugar, salt and nutmeg, in heavy cream and topped with bread crumbs. Serve with bacon bits, if desired. 

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Creamed Cabbage Soup

Submitted by: Laurie Harms 
Here's a delicious use of the ham and cabbage combination. A thick and hearty soup combined with subtle flavors, it is a favorite meal on our table during the winter months. 

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Beth's Scalloped Cabbage

Submitted by: Beth Leslie 
Cabbage is baked in a creamy white sauce of milk and American cheese. 

Scalloped Cabbage

Submitted by: GRAMMYROSE 
Cabbage cooked with onion, milk and eggs, then baked with a cracker crumb topping. 

Cabbage Success

Submitted by: SKBHONEY 
Cabbage and onion are simmered in a creamy white sauce. It is a magnificent sidedish for any of your favorite dishes, so enjoy! 

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Czech Cabbage Dish

Submitted by: dlynn11 
Cooked cabbage with bacon, onion, celery, bell pepper and vinegar. 

Grilled Cabbage II

Submitted by: MLCSAGE 
Wedges of cabbage are grilled inside a packet of foil with onion, bell pepper, garlic and butter. 

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Cabbage on the Grill

Submitted by: Taste of Home's Fast Family Favorites 
Fix these bacon-wrapped cabbage wedges for your family when you put steak and potatoes on the grill. 

Grilled Cabbage I

Submitted by: SMILEEFACE1999 
Cabbage steamed in foil with butter and garlic. The perfect sidekick to grilled ribs or chicken! 
 
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