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Colcannon

This is the ultimate winter/comfort food - both cheap and healthy! Good for almost any occasion, but I'd recommend it during the dark half of the year cause it's heavy and hearty!

This is another recipe I don't have measurements for, but the way I do it is a 1:1 ratio of potato and cabbage, though I think it's traditionally done with less cabbage than potato. Also, I think you're supposed to peel the potatoes but I prefer to leave the skin on because I like the resulting taste and texture as well as the added fiber. And as much garlic as you can stand! The more the better.

You Need:
  • Potatoes
  • Cabbage
  • Garlic
  • Onion
  • Grated Cheddar Cheese
  • Cooking Oil
  • Salt, pepper, and chives to taste (optional)
Directions:
  • Boil your potatoes
  • While they're boiling, finely chop the garlic and onion and sautée in a skillet with cooking oil until about half done.
  • Next, toss in your shredded cabbage and sautée it all together.
  • When your potatoes are cooked, chop them into chunks the way you would chop eggs for egg salad. Mash them lightly so there are alot of chunks.
  • Add the cabbage, garlic, and onion mixture to the potatoes and mix together.
  • Add some of the grated cheese and mix it in.
  • Place this potato mixture into a casserole dish, then sprinkle the remaining cheese evenly on top.
  • Put in the oven to melt the top layer of cheese and it is ready to serve.

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