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boiled cabbage

30 replies

Rhubarb · 13/09/2008 14:58

buy a cabbage, boil it, eat it.

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CatMandu · 13/09/2008 15:24

Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooring

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CatMandu · 13/09/2008 15:25
Grin
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RustyBear · 13/09/2008 19:10

buy a cabbage, boil it, eat it....







vomit.

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Tortington · 13/09/2008 19:26

you have a fettish i wish my dp had bought me a potted cabbage

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cocolepew · 13/09/2008 19:27

My Mum frys her cabbage.

HTH.

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cocolepew · 13/09/2008 19:28

MY Mum fries her cabbage.

HTH.

*Choose your prefered spelling.

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CountessDracula · 13/09/2008 19:28

have you seen what you can do with a cabbage???

look

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FabioBigBangBlackHole · 13/09/2008 19:28

I have a bonsai cabbage.

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cocolepew · 13/09/2008 19:35

DH and I are cabbages

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2loudboys · 13/09/2008 20:36

Shred cabbage, fry diced bacon till fat runs, add shredded cabbage, stir fry for a minute. Add teeeeny bit of water and clamp on lid for NO MORE than 2-3 mins. Uncover and stir through small knob of butter and some ground black pepper. EAT.

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hullygully · 13/09/2008 20:39

Remove caterpillars carefully. Discard cabbage. Wait some time for funny brownish sticky stage and then ooooh at the lovely butterflies. Fry lightly (no oil) and serve with a gentle Chablis.

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SqueakyPop · 13/09/2008 20:44

Chop cabbage into 1cm wide strips. Stuff into pan. Add a few tbsp of water and heat.

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random · 13/09/2008 20:45

Go to asda buy ready chopped cabbage in bag ..bung in microwave ..job done

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Lomond · 13/09/2008 20:47

My mum used to fry it too, only because no one would eat it first time round.

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onepieceoflollipop · 13/09/2008 20:48

buy cauliflower instead.

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Lomond · 13/09/2008 20:49

or brussel sprouts, they are just cabbages in disguise.

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onepieceoflollipop · 13/09/2008 20:51

They are mini cabbages Lomond, a bit like courgettes are tiny marrows.

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Lomond · 13/09/2008 20:52

Really, I didn't know that

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onepieceoflollipop · 13/09/2008 20:54

(I kind of made that up, then I thought actually maybe they are?)

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Lomond · 13/09/2008 20:55

LOL, but cabbages grow in the ground and brussels grow on stick things!

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onepieceoflollipop · 13/09/2008 20:57

of course!

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Lomond · 13/09/2008 20:59

maybe the stick things grow in the ground?

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onepieceoflollipop · 13/09/2008 21:04

Lomond I feel bad that we are hijacking such an important thread, it is very disrespectful and flippant of us. We are distracting genuine posters from the important business of cooking cabbage.

Rhubarb will set custy on us which is scarier than being reported to mnhq.

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cocolepew · 13/09/2008 21:04

The stick things are, in fact, cucumbers,

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Lomond · 13/09/2008 21:05

no no no the stick things that the brussels grow on, catch up!

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