Frisco-Shreaded Chicken over Cabbage Salad

Pkrplyr777
on 2/24/12 9:58 am - CT
I hope I'm not stepping on your toes. But, why cabbage. I love cabbage but have not really incorporated it into my cooking/eating thinking it was a "high carb" food.
Never really checked to be sure.
***Just looked it up, 1 oz is 1.6 CARBS 

Is this one of the "stalk" veggies?
I eat  broccoli and asparagus (only a little after the protein to be sure)
But I would love to get some cabbage instead.

Problem with this is that I have to buy a whole head of cabbage and frankly we both know that it would take 2 months to eat that damn thing.

How? do  you do this?

I luv ya Frisco, but I gotta know.
Are ya like me? Buy the whole head of cabbage and chuck what you dont use?

I recycle but they dont take cabbage.

I've already started using some of your ideas to "spruce up" my protein and I thank you.

You are always "my go to guy" for info here.
Thanks,
donna
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frisco
on 2/24/12 10:13 am
 
I like cabbage for the reasons you mentioned..... in raw form it is only a semi-slider food for me... seems to hang in there pretty good.

Cabbage is awesome cause you can use it a thousand ways.... it takes just about and flavor/sauce... sweet or savory. And can be great raw or cooked.

Ahh.... chucking veggies at the end of the week can happen..... I get my cabbage most times at a market that sells them cut in half..... like 75cents. Cabbage also has a pretty good shelf life in the fridge.... longer than most....

Now... I have a big problem with Eggplant..... I'm always thowing out about 80% of it......

frisco

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Pkrplyr777
on 2/24/12 10:23 am - CT
On February 24, 2012 at 6:13 PM Pacific Time, frisco wrote:
 
I like cabbage for the reasons you mentioned..... in raw form it is only a semi-slider food for me... seems to hang in there pretty good.

Cabbage is awesome cause you can use it a thousand ways.... it takes just about and flavor/sauce... sweet or savory. And can be great raw or cooked.

Ahh.... chucking veggies at the end of the week can happen..... I get my cabbage most times at a market that sells them cut in half..... like 75cents. Cabbage also has a pretty good shelf life in the fridge.... longer than most....

Now... I have a big problem with Eggplant..... I'm always thowing out about 80% of it......

frisco

Well hell yeah! Eggplant? just looked it up)

Who knew...

I'm so cooking eggplant....after the chicken-cabbage.
I don't care if I have to throw most of it away.

LOL

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frisco
on 2/24/12 10:30 am, edited 2/24/12 10:31 am
 
Here is one of my favs......I've posted this before.... I actually have a better version now.....

But basically a Free-Form Lasagna...Eggplant instead of noodle.... pretty good!

frisco

   

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ruggie
on 2/25/12 4:34 am - Sacramento, CA
Holy crap that's amazing.

     

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PaulaToronto
on 2/24/12 12:00 pm - Toronto, Canada
You can buy the coleslaw packages that have no dressing added or come with a package of dressing you don't use.  I still prefer the real whole cabbage.  I'll make a big batch of slaw that lasts a long time in fridge and the rest I'll either bake with sauerkraut or stir fry and then freeze.  Frozen cooked cabbage is really good.  Another option is meat only cabbage rolls - they freeze well too.

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Shagdoll
on 2/24/12 10:05 am
Hot damn! That looks good!!!
blueeyedgal
on 2/24/12 10:10 am - AL
VSG on 02/03/12
That looks amazing!
  
  
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vocalcoach
on 2/24/12 10:23 am - MD
Chef Frisco!!!!
    
September903
on 2/24/12 11:45 am
Hi Frisco, I have not tried your receipe but this salad sounds lifke a salad that is sold at Wolfgang Puck's Restaurant. I cannot wait to try it. Thank you for sharing.
        
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