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Egg and Cabbage Stir-Fry

Here is an interesting Asian-inspired way of cooking your cabbage. A delicious stir-fry, with garlic, carrot, onion, and a touch of sesame oil and fish sauce. But that’s not all. Before it’s ready, add a whisked egg and mix it with the cabbage. It brings a new and interesting flavor and texture, that should be tried at least once!

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Quick and Easy Shakshuka

Shakshuka is a dish of Northern-African origin, which we think is a great option for breakfast meals. It’s made of poached eggs, soaked in a sauce made of tomatoes, onion, and peppers. Follow our instructions on how to get it right and don’t worry about the amount of time, because it will be ready in under half an hour.

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Pesto Trout Fillet and Chips

When you are in the mood for spending time in the kitchen, it’s a joy to make everything on your own. Instead of buying everything, choose homemade potato chips and homemade salsa. They’re so easy-to-make! If you need an excuse for making them, you should just fry some trout fillet with pesto sauce!

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Spicy Cabbage With Smoked Sausage

So you don’t enjoy cabbage that much? Maybe because you haven’t tried it in this recipe! Serve it next to some good smoked sausages, and you have yourself a nice combo of tastes and textures, that work very well together. Also, we weren’t cheap on the amount of spices used. Allspice, cayenne pepper, curcuma, and whole grain mustard… this recipe has all the ingredients to get your attention.

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Spicy Cabbage With Peas

Thanks to its health benefits, cabbage is something we should try serving more often. It’s a good antioxidant and it has anti-inflammatory benefits. It also has a nice flavor, but wait until you try this recipe. It has lots of spices with different flavors, which combine with each other very well in this simple, but elegant dish!

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Slow-Cooked Smoked Pork Hock

Pork hock is usually smoked to tenderize the meat and bring it that nice amount of smoky flavor. Cooking it in a crockpot only requires a few ingredients to produce a flavorful dish. You can add some cabbage, bell peppers, onion, and anything else in the crockpot, and wait for your meal to be ready!

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