Actually, the Chinese New Year celebration began this week and will continue for several more days. This is the Year of the Monkey on their calendar.
In observation of this event, we have enjoyed this:
Chinese Cabbage, as found in a Betty Crocker cookbook from more than 45 years ago! I've used an iron skillet from The Husband's home for preparation.
As you are able to see, this makes 4 servings. We never have a problem deciding what to do with leftovers!:-) Enjoy!
It looks lovely. I made those monkeys out of socks when the kids were young. Lots of them, I hadn't thought about that until you said that you didn't have those kinds of stuffed animals.
ReplyDeleteI was born in the year of the dog. :)
Yes Nellie, I do have a monkey in my house and I think he would love this recipe. My husband is a Monkey and I'm a dog.
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Hugs,
JB
No monkeys here. : )
ReplyDeleteWe had a stuffed raccoon and a sock monkey who were named Ricky Raccoon and Mickey Monkey, and I used them occasionally as friends in Sunday School lessons, which the children loved! This dish sounds like something I could eat all by myself, with NO leftovers, but that probably wouldn't be a good idea! LOL Thanks for the recipe, Sister! Have a thoroughly thrilling Thursday!
ReplyDeleteNellie, I love to cook my cabbage in an iron skillet. We don't have a monkey that I know of except maybe in the grands books downstairs. I affectionately called my grandsons monkeys when they were younger. They certainly seemed to have the energy of a monkey! Stay warm, my friend! ♥
ReplyDeleteHappy Year of the Monkey! We definitely enjoyed our CNY feast in celebration of Josie's heritage.
ReplyDeleteNellie, I love fried cabbage. So does Teddy Bear...I might make this for us. Or wait till this cold snap is over..so once I cook this, I can air out the house. :):) Blessings to you, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteWe, of course, had the traditional sock money and a regular stuffed monkey and a couple of gorillas... that come to mind. Also a Curious George book and a lunchbox. There may have been more, but my memory is dim.
ReplyDeleteGung Hey Fat Choy! A belated one anyway. It is a fitting year for me: I actually bought a book about the Monkey King! It's an old Chinese legend.
ReplyDeleteI will sometimes cook cabbage with onion, but next time I'll add celery and pepper. Thanks for the tip, Nellie!
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ReplyDeleteBanned complain !! Complaining only causes life and mind become more severe. Enjoy the rhythm of the problems faced. No matter ga life, not a problem not learn, so enjoy it :)
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