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Recipe submitted by Aliza R. Panitz buglady@access.digex.net

Cabbage Soup

Ingredients (use vegan versions):

    1 head red cabbage, bite-size
    3 medium onions, coarse-chopped
    8 oz. raisins
    1/2 cup brown rice, uncooked
    1 can whole tomatoes (15 oz. or so.)
    1 large can tomato paste (
    splash of vinegar
    lots of water

Directions:

Put cabbage, onions, raisins, and rice in crock pot; add water to cover generously (tough to do since the cabbage floats :-)  Cook on highest setting for a few hours, until the cabbage is faded and the water is bright purple.  Add tomatoes and vinegar.  Finish cooking on lowest cooking setting.

(Note:  my crock pot is weird - it goes from 1 to 5, but 1 through 3 are only to be used for warming food, and 3.5 is the lowest cook setting.  Makes it tough to translate recipes...)


I just love this cabbage soup.  It reminds me of my mothers stuffed cabbage from years ago, only much healthier!  It has become a regular in my house.  I don't have a crock pot, so I make it in a regular pot.  I hope I am not adding to much water as I don't know how to change the recipe.  But so far it has been very good.

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if this is made with green cabbage, would it be as good and should there be any changes?

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« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2008, 03:17:36 PM »

I'm not sure why, but my rice never cooked?  I only cooked the soup for 6 hours; should I have let it go all day?  The result was very flavorful, but hubby (carni) didn't like it.  I thought it was good, but needed something like a bean or meat sub.
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« Reply #2 on: March 19, 2008, 12:07:17 AM »

So..... this made four gallons of soup. I seriously filled up a four gallon pot with all of the ingredients and then added just enough water to cover them--what the hell did I do wrong? Is it supposed to make this much? Don't get me wrong, it fed us for a couple weeks, which was cool and all but... I thought this was supposed to be a crock pot recipe, so the quantity was sort of.... well, surprising.

Anyway, it wasn't spectacular right away, but it was great the second day, and kept getting better (until it inevitably went bad.... we couldn't finish it all!!). It definitely gets sweeter and yummier with age, like any soup. Also, don't leave out the raisins, they're amazing. And we thought it could've used more rice.

So I'd definitely recommend it if you're running a soup kitchen... if not, cut the recipe down! Smiley

I wish I'd taken a picture... not just because it was kind of comical, but also because it's actually a very pretty soup. It's all pinky purple when it's done.
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