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This is really quick and easy when your hungry and don't want to wait.
1 pkg Kielbasa (sliced)
3-4 med. red potatoes (sliced)
1 sm. head of cabbage (chopped into large pieces)
1/2 sm. vidalia onion (diced)
2 tbsp olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
~Wash potatoes, clean and rinse cabbage.
~Partially peel red potatoes. Slice and put in skillet with olive oil.
~Cover and cook on a medium heat and after few minutes add sliced Kielbasa, onions.
~Turn and flip occasionally to get both sides of potatoes and kielbasa.
~ When potatoes are almost done add your cabbage and cook till tender.
~ Salt and pepper to taste or add any of your favorite spices!
This is really quick and easy when your hungry and don't want to wait.
1 pkg Kielbasa (sliced)
3-4 med. red potatoes (sliced)
1 sm. head of cabbage (chopped into large pieces)
1/2 sm. vidalia onion (diced)
2 tbsp olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
~Wash potatoes, clean and rinse cabbage.
~Partially peel red potatoes. Slice and put in skillet with olive oil.
~Cover and cook on a medium heat and after few minutes add sliced Kielbasa, onions.
~Turn and flip occasionally to get both sides of potatoes and kielbasa.
~ When potatoes are almost done add your cabbage and cook till tender.
~ Salt and pepper to taste or add any of your favorite spices!
Eat and enjoy!
Now that sounds good!! I will have to try this. What brand of Kielbasa do you use? Hubby is not fond of the HIlshire Farms brand---says it's just not Kielbasa!
Now that sounds good!! I will have to try this. What brand of Kielbasa do you use? Hubby is not fond of the HIlshire Farms brand---says it's just not Kielbasa!
You can use any brand. I use whatever I have gotten when grocery shopping.
I have bought and used the Hilshire Farms. But this recipe you can use any brand....
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I am open for suggestions....anyone offering any ideas for NC?????
I'm probably spoiled growing up (many say getting old, NOT growing up ) in an area with many ethnic shops but knowing that there is a slavic food store in Boise ID I have to believe it's not too uncommon in the US any longer. I'm a BIG fan of mom & pop businesses, I usually buy kielbasa in one and I don't want to know what goes into it, it tastes good, works for me
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