Mexican Cabbage Soup / Caldo de Repollo
Caldo de repollo, cabbage soup is definitely underrated! If I think back on it now, one of my favorite parts about Caldo de res was the cabbage! Oh Yes! I would ask mom for extra
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Spanish Sopa de Repollo
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Interesting! What cuisine is that?
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Wacky. All kinds of different influences in those recipes!
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But wait, thatâs not the same recipe!
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I admit, I didnât watch the whole video of the first one. I was assuming theyâre both American recipes and had similar results.
If you search Cabbage Burgers, a lot come up. Very popular with Keto people.
Sheet Pan Cabbage Burgers are an easy and delicious, low-carb way to enjoy your favorite cheeseburger any night of the week!
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Not to be confused with Carby Krautburgers!
Restaurants in Brighton and Greeley offer tastes that are increasingly hard to find, and have taken a long journey to Colorado. Hereâs all you need to know about krautburgers.
Est. reading time: 13 minutes
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mts
November 12, 2025, 2:58am
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Too much of the green onion element for my taste.
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bbqboy
November 16, 2025, 8:01pm
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erica1
November 20, 2025, 10:35pm
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Sam Sifton featured Kalpudding, meat loaf with cabbage, in the NYTimes magazine section a few years ago; I found it while cleaning out my clippings, but cannot seem to gift the link here. Seems easy and tempting.
This Swedish version of a dish with roots in the Ottoman Empire is served here with lingonberry preserves cut with vinegar and Worcestershire sauce, and made velvet with butter The dish goes beautifully with boiled potatoes In Sweden, youâd use...
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Does anyone have a Kapusniak recipe they love?
I am going to try this one this weekend.
Here is a vegan Kapusniak recipe
Explore the cultural tapestry of Poland, its diverse heritage, and the profound significance of All Saints Day. Learn how to prepare Vegan Kapusniak, a compassionate twist on a traditional Polish favorite, and savor the warmth of Polish traditions.
a Latvian version
a Hungarian version
Phoenikia:
a Kapusniak recipe
this was my first Kapusniak. We will make it again. Sauerkraut, pearl barley, meatballs
My first sauerkraut soup.
I took inspiration from a half dozen recipes.
Chopped sweet onions, garlic, celery, carrots, sauteed in veg oil.
I added a few cups of water, pearl barley, rinsed sauerkraut, allspice, Serbian paprika, marjoram,
simmering for 30 minutes to cook the barley.
I then added purchased cooked Ukrainian pork meatballs from a place called Wow Perogies, and soaked dried mushrooms, and simmered for 10 minutes. Added some fresh dill and parsley and simmered a bit longer.
ToppâŠ
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ML8000
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November 23, 2025, 5:42pm
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Nothing fancy but easy and good side thatâs versatile and can be added to other food for fiber or a little sweetness: sautĂ©ed cabbage and onions in butter and olive oil, or bacon fat. Some people use minced bacon.
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Hungarians, Poles and Czechs like to mix something like this prep with egg noodles or spaetzle- type noodles. Some recipes add poppy seeds
like this one
https://food52.com/recipes/20455-cabbage-with-noodles-and-poppy-seeds