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Ma Mesa pa Pet (known as Wattamess)

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    From: Tony Hansen <[email hidden]>
    It would be great if someone could give me some good soups or stews which
    feature cabbage. Thanks

    Ma Mesa pa Pet (known as Wattamess)

    (Sausage and Greens)

    l large head cabbage
    4) links Sweet Italian Sausage ( or as many as you wish, Mom always
    made one link per person)
    1 lb ground beef
    1 lb bulk pork sausage
    2 cups bread crumbs
    3 eggs
    salt
    garlic powder
    2 to 4
    cups of any fresh greens you wish, traditionally spinach

    This was made in a 16 quart and it filled it completely
    full.

    Tke large pan and fill it 2/3s full of water; add the pepporini and
    sausage and bring to a boil. While it is coming to a boil, combine
    all ingredients except the greens and cabbage. and core the cabage
    and cut into 4 to 8 pieces. When the water is boiling form balls,
    approximately 1/2 to 3/4 inch in diameter and drop into boiling
    water. after all the meat balls have been formed add the greens to
    the post and if need to kip some lid out do so, add garlic, and top
    with cabbage, reduce heat to simmer and cover the pot. When the
    cabbage is soft the dish is done. It takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to
    cook

    This can be put on the stove and set to simmer adn forgotten until
    ready to serve. It also freezes quite well.

    Kathy G.

    The recipe was given my mother by her brother-en-law Alphonso Falco,
    who I knew as Uncle Foo.

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