Smoked cabbage
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2014 6:28 pm
Try this one next time you have the smoker up and running.
Get a large head of cabbage and cut the stem out of it. Make a cavity where the stem was that would hold 2-3 golf balls.
Take soft butter and work it into the cavity with your hands. I usually fill the cavity with butter then work it all into the spaces between the leaves with my hands.
Cu the following into 1/4 inch cubes:
1 red bell pepper
1 yellow bell pepper
1 orange bell pepper
1 pack of andouille sausage
Mix the peppers and sausage together and pack the cavity with them. Place the cabbage head and the rest of the pepper and sausage mix in an aluminum pan with plenty of butter (if you don't put enough butter, some of it will burn)
Place the pan on the smoker for two hours with plenty of smoke. After two hours, cover tightly with foil and place away from direct heat. This can stay on the smoker as long as you are cooking. It is done when it is tender.
In the mean time, take a pound of bacon and cut it into small pieces. Once cut up, cook the pieces until crispy. Drain the fat. Save the crispy bacon pieces.
Once the cabbage is cooked, combine everything together in a large pan, add the bacon pieces, and chop it all up.
Best served hot!
I will add, eating too much of this will make it unsafe for those around you!
Get a large head of cabbage and cut the stem out of it. Make a cavity where the stem was that would hold 2-3 golf balls.
Take soft butter and work it into the cavity with your hands. I usually fill the cavity with butter then work it all into the spaces between the leaves with my hands.
Cu the following into 1/4 inch cubes:
1 red bell pepper
1 yellow bell pepper
1 orange bell pepper
1 pack of andouille sausage
Mix the peppers and sausage together and pack the cavity with them. Place the cabbage head and the rest of the pepper and sausage mix in an aluminum pan with plenty of butter (if you don't put enough butter, some of it will burn)
Place the pan on the smoker for two hours with plenty of smoke. After two hours, cover tightly with foil and place away from direct heat. This can stay on the smoker as long as you are cooking. It is done when it is tender.
In the mean time, take a pound of bacon and cut it into small pieces. Once cut up, cook the pieces until crispy. Drain the fat. Save the crispy bacon pieces.
Once the cabbage is cooked, combine everything together in a large pan, add the bacon pieces, and chop it all up.
Best served hot!
I will add, eating too much of this will make it unsafe for those around you!