Guess what’s hitting my kitchen tonight? Southern Fried Cabbage – and trust me, it’s a game-changer! Picture this: cabbage sautéed to perfection with onions, garlic, and a sprinkle of seasoning, giving it that Southern flair.
What’s the secret? Slow-cooking magic! Let those flavors dance together, and watch the cabbage caramelize into pure deliciousness. It’s comfort food at its finest, whether you’re pairing it with your favorite main course or letting it shine solo.
So, whether you’re a Southern cuisine pro or just dipping your toes, Southern Fried Cabbage needs to be on your menu. It’s simple, savory, and downright satisfying. Get ready to chat with your taste buds – they’re in for a treat!
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Active Time20 minutesmins
Course: Vegetable
Cuisine: American, Soulfood
Keyword: Cabbage, soulfood, southern, vegetable
Author: Arrisje
Materials
1whole cabbage
5strips bacon
sausage of your choice
1medium onion sliced
2chopped garlic cloves
1/2green bell pepper
1/2red bell pepper
1/2tspCajun seasoning
1tbspVinegar
1/2tspChicken bouillon powder
1/8tspRed crushed chili flakes
1tbspWorcestershire sauce
Instructions
Prep the cabbage by removing the core and cutting it into slices. The key here is to ensure we remove the core, as it can make the cabbage bitter. Also prep the bell peppers, onions, garlic, sausage, and bacon.
Start by searing the bacon until it renders its oil. After removing the bacon, add the sausage to the pan. Once its nicely browned, set aside.
Next, sauté the onions and garlic in that flavorful bacon fat. Adding bell peppers, season the mix with kosher salt and Cajun seasoning.
Now, it’s cabbage time! Add the cabbage in batches, allowing it to break down and sauté. As the cabbage cooks, let the water evaporate and fry it in the remaining oil. To amp up the flavor, add the vinegar, crushed red pepper, Bouillon powder and Worcestershire sauce. Finally mix in the cooked sausages and bacon, ensure everything is well combined. And there you have it – Southern fried cabbage is ready! This dish is so delicious that you can enjoy it on its own or add a dash of hot sauce for that extra kick.