Stuffed Cabbage
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A historic Creole dish of fine white cabbage, fine chaurice, onions, tomato and garlic. Adapted from Stuffed Cabbage, from The Picayune's Creole Cook Book (1910).
Adapted from Stuffed Cabbage, in The Picayune's Creole Cook Book (1910), preserved in the Open Recipe Archive's Louisiana Creole Kitchen collection and marked public domain. The method is condensed from the original and the quantities are restated in modern units; see the archive record at https://github.com/AdamBouhmad/open-recipe-archive/blob/main/collections/louisiana-creole/recipes/stuffed-cabbage-3.md.
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Select a fine head of cabbage
Take away the big green leaves and select about twelve of the finest and nicest of the large white leaves
Put them in cold water for about an hour
Parboil for about twenty minutes in boiling water
Prepare a stuffing with a dozen fine chaurice, one onion chopped fine, a tablespoonful of butter and a tomato
Mince the sausage meat very fine after taking out of the cases
Mince fine the onion and tomato
Mince fine one sprig each of thyme, parsley and bay leaf
Add one square inch of finely-minced ham
Put the butter in the frying pan and as it browns add the onions
Let these brown and add the sausage meat and the ham
Mince four or five of the tender white leaves of the cabbage very fine and add
Add the minced clove of garlic and onion
Let these brown for five minutes and then let all simmer for about ten minutes
Take out and take each leaf of the cabbage and drain dry
Lay open on the table and put in each leaf equal quantities of the stuffing
Fold over and close nicely
Take slender strips of bacon and lay at the bottom of a wide and deep frying pan
Place the stuffed leaves on top of these
Place other strips of bacon on top
Adapted from Open Recipe Archive · The Picayune's Creole Cook Book (1910; archive record marked public domain). View a published recipe at Internet Archive (opens in a new tab)