This is a treasured recipe from a Moroccan friend. Pic under the cut. It's very meaty and I didn't want to offend the sensibilities of my vegetarian friends. :)
Looks tasty and homey (lamb notwithstanding, even when I'm eating meat, lamb has never been a particular favourite of mine!) - I think I'll save this recipe for making in winter (and just add in extra chickpeas because I LOVE chickpeas).
Just a question - how small do you consider a small cabbage? (I'm curious how well it cooks in 20 minutes, if it's just quartered.)
Tiny! One that can fit comfortably in your hand. Usually impossible to find, I guess I should've noted that in the recipe. I just copied this out from my recipe book and I've made it so many times that cabbage size is automatic. If you get a regular-sized cabbage, you can cut that in half and then quarter the half. Anyway, the wedges should be about 2"-3" wide at the widest point.
I usually just make a best guess when a recipe says small or large or doesn't make any specification at all, but I figured I'd ask since you're more available than the average cookbook writer to ask :D
I have this ginormous bookmark collection of recipes I'm always planning to make SOMEDAY... I really need to make a plan to cook one a week or something and start filtering through to see if I think they're actually worth keeping!
you would fit in well. i can remember when there were some tough times for farmers in the 80's and we had a farmer friend pay mum for mending jobs and haircuts in lamb chops. yum
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Just a question - how small do you consider a small cabbage? (I'm curious how well it cooks in 20 minutes, if it's just quartered.)
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cabbage size is automatic *snort*
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I have this ginormous bookmark collection of recipes I'm always planning to make SOMEDAY... I really need to make a plan to cook one a week or something and start filtering through to see if I think they're actually worth keeping!
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We should have a recipe-try-out-along or something. :)
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