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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I +1 the previous PP! Cabbage is awesome as a filler and really healthy for you. If you are in a rush, you can get a little bag of coleslaw cabbage and use that. Yes, it's more expensive than a head of cabbage, but it's still cheap.[/quote] Cabbage also lasts FOREVER. Like I think it is impossible for it to go to waste. At worst you strip off the outer leaves. My biggest Cabbage Hack: shred a bit for a salad and massage it with kosher salt to make the texture a little more tender and flavorful. [/quote] We get ground beef on sale and freeze it in portions for recipes. Small or medium head of cabbage for stuffed cabbage uses 1/3 pound of beef. Stuffing mixture is cook beef with onion/garlic, then mix in with cooked rice or farro. Tomatoes and red or green pepper- buy on sale-chop and freeze if for use in recipe like chili. Recently amazon has had some really low pricpoints on specific items- coffee 32 ounce for about $9 and bulk buy sugar free muesli. [/quote]
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