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Creamy “Marry Me” Style Roasted Cabbage
Golden cabbage wedges baked in a creamy sauce with butter, shallot, garlic, sun-dried tomatoes, Parmesan, and chili oil. The cabbage becomes very tender and absorbs the rich, flavorful sauce.
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Ingredients
- 1 Green cabbage (Cut into wedges)
- Butter (For browning the cabbage and preparing the sauce; quantity not specified)
- Shallot (Quantity not specified)
- Garlic (Quantity not specified)
- Chicken stock (Quantity not specified)
- Heavy cream (Quantity not specified)
- Sun-dried tomatoes (Quantity not specified)
- Parmesan cheese (Grated; quantity not specified)
- Chili oil (Quantity not specified)
- Seasonings (The video mentions adding seasonings but does not specify which ones or the quantities)
Steps
- 1
Cut the cabbage into wedges, making sure each one retains part of the core to hold it together.
- 2
Heat a large skillet and brown the cabbage wedges on their cut sides until they develop color. This searing concentrates their flavor.
- 3
In the same skillet, melt the butter.
- 4
Add the shallot and garlic, and cook them in the butter until soft and fragrant.
- 5
Add the chicken stock, cream, sun-dried tomatoes, Parmesan cheese, and chili oil.
- 6
Add the seasonings mentioned in the video and stir briefly until the sauce is combined.
- 7
Pour the sauce over the browned cabbage wedges, distributing it so they are well coated.
- 8
Bake the cabbage until very tender, meltingly soft, and partially absorbed into the sauce. The video does not specify the baking temperature or time; check the tenderness with a fork.
Notes
The source does not provide quantities, oven temperature, or exact cooking times. Adjust the amount of sauce and seasonings to taste. The cabbage is ready when a fork passes through it easily and it feels very tender.
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