I love cabbage. Love love it in most forms. However, this is probably my new favorite and best way to love cabbage. I found the original recipe and idea on Pinterest. I adapted it to make it a zero point side and to fit with the theme of my meal. It was an Asian(ish) night, so I added sesame and soy to the recipe. I liked it so much I think I'd probably keep the sesame and soy even if it wasn't an Asian night.
Roasted Sesame Cabbage Wedges
Inspired by Martha Stewart's roasted cabbage wedges recipe.
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| Bad after daylight picture, but I had to share this recipe! |
- 1 head of cabbage
- olive oil cooking spray
- Tony Chachere's Seasoning Salt (or salt & pepper)
- sesame seeds
- soy sauce
Directions:
Preheat oven to 400. Rinse cabbage and slice cabbage into 1 inch thick rounds. I cut of the end and sliced it in half and then sliced each half into rounds. Line a baking sheet with foil and lightly spray with cooking spray.
Season each wedge LIGHTLY on both sides with Tony's (or salt & pepper). Lightly spray cooking spray over the wedges (just the top, the bottoms will get the cooking spray from the pan). Sprinkle with sesame seeds and roast for 40-45 minutes, or until cabbage is tender and edges are browning.
When mine came out of the oven, I splashed them with just a tad of soy sauce. I didn't plug them into the recipe builder, but sometimes when you cook with veggies or fruits it makes them be points. But all the ingredients I used were zero points and under the appropriate serving to be zero points, so I'm calling them zero points for me!
I served mine with perfect (finally!) brown rice and teriyaki meatballs (I used this meatball recipe, but used teriyaki sauce instead of bbq sauce).
2 comments:
Yum! I pinned this on Pinterest so I'd remember to try it with Chinese cabbage as soon as it's in season.
That will be a great variation!
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