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MASSENA Mohawk tribal leaders are now urging members not to engage in protests that block the Seaway International Bridge.
They stated their position in a news release issued a month after a peaceful march closing the bridge between Massena and Cornwall, Ontario, drew criticism for halting traffic.
Town of Massena Supervisor Joseph D. Gray has called the bridge-closing protests pointless, coming under criticism himself for his reaction to the tribes protest of Canadian policies.
And now some tribal official are questioning demonstrations that impact travel across the border.
St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Chief Ron LaFrance said he would prefer demonstrators in the Idle No More movement pursue methods of protest that do not affect travelers.
He said while he supports the movement and the Jan. 5 march, I believe there are other ways of holding a demonstration that do not include blocking the bridge.
The three Mohawk governing bodies issued a joint statement last week regarding the Day of Action, which took place Monday in cities across the United States and Canada. While no demonstrations took place that day on the Mohawk reservation, some supporters of the Idle No More movement traveled to Ottawa, where hundreds gathered in a demonstration on Parliament Hill.
Tribal officials also asked demonstrators to exercise caution and foresight if they planned to block routes of transportation.
The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe and Mohawk Nation Council of Chiefs do not at this time endorse any local rally or activity that could result in the closure of the Three Nations Bridge Crossing. While the leadership does support the Idle No More movement, activities which could result in a bridge closure must be planned well enough in advance for community members to make necessary arrangements, according to the statement.
Several days after the Jan. 5 march, Mr. Gray posted a blog charging the bridge closure was detrimental to the local economy. Mr. Gray has since apologized for the blog, saying he made some statements he wished he hadnt.
Protests are an acceptable, meaningful way to get a point across, but I would hope we can find another way for protests to be as visible without closing the bridge, Mr. Gray said Jan. 10. I think that message was lost in my original blog, and there were some words (in it) I shouldnt have used.
Village of Massena Mayor James F. Hidy, who held a news conference to show his support for Mr. Grays position, applauded the tri-council statement, saying it helps promote unity between the Massena and Mohawk communities.
Im encouraged to see that tribal council officials can see other point of views in regards to demonstration, Mr. Hidy said. It demonstrates how our two communities can work together to strive for a more effective region, economically and (in regards to) tourism.
Idle No More is a response to a Canadian federal budget bill that reduces some environmental protections and would allow private developers to buy tribal land.
Many tribal leaders say the bill violates their treaty rights.
According to tribe member Curtis H. White, the bill is just the latest in a long-running history of legislation meant to reduce the rights of Indian tribes in Canada and the United States. The Idle No More protests are a way of speaking out against these decisions. Mr. LaFrance noted the march was a grass-roots effort and the tribal council was not involved in organizing or staging the march.
Also in the weeks since Mr. Gray published his controversial blog, one of Idle No Mores co-founders, Sylvia McAdam, has decried protests that block international routes of transportation, calling them not peaceful and saying they portray a message of aggressiveness, according to CBC News in Canada.
However, Charles Chaz Kader, clerk of the Mens Council of the People of the Way of the Longhouse, believes Ms. McAdams statements were broad in scope and may not necessarily have applied to the Akwesasne people, who are in a unique position in regard to the border.
Different actions were taken at different (Idle No More) protests. (The march) was really to me an expression of the people of Akwesasne, Mr. Kader said. Akwesasne politics will always be influenced by the border that runs through our land.
Mr. Kader was also surprised by the joint press release by the Mohawk councils, noting tribal officials do not play a role in planning or organizing Idle No More activities. He believes most in the Akwesasne community, including tribal government officials, support demonstrations that close the bridge, but only when its in response to an issue of vital importance to the reservations residents.
I think the people here have the right to do whatever has to be done. And clearly the bridge is on Akwesasne land, Mr. Kader said. No one Ive spoken to is against closing the bridge for necessary reasons.
Mr. Kader expects some in the community may call for future bridge-closing demonstrations to speak out against the possible relocation of a Canadian customs checkpoint to the American side of the bridge.
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On Tuesday Nov. 27, Carbon traveled to Emery for a swim meet which Carbon High head coach Kamera Davis knew would be a tough one for the team. But for Davis and the rest of the Carbon swim team, hard work paid off in the end as the Dinos swam hard and pulled out another victory with the Carbon girls defeating Emery 84-79 and the Carbon boys winning 86-83.
Davis said she knew the first event would be a slow start Choosing instead to swim their stronger relays in the last two free relay events. The Carbon girls and boys both finished second.
It was long before Carbon found their groove in the pool, Davis said. Paula Gibson took first in the 200 free with her teammate Tati Larsen in second and Ali Heath in fourth. In the boys 200 free, Lance Riche swam to an easy victory with a time of 2:12.58 with his next finishing competitor at 2:29.45. In the Dino Girls 200 I.M., Lauren Engar stepped up to the challenge finished second with a best time of 2:52.34. In the boys 200 I.M., Dakota Powell took third.
Carbon's Lonnie Meieche captured first in the 50 free with a great time of 26.98. In the boys 50 free Brent Keller took first with a time of 24.85. Teammate Joel Garff took second with a time of 25.05.
In the 100 fly, Larsen finished in second, Heath took third and Engar finished in fourth. In the 100 fly, for the boys Thory VanDyke finished in second with Zach Prettyman right behind him in third.
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As Fort Drum loses 1,500 soldiers in the next four years, enrollment at north country schools will see a decline.
Area superintendents that have the biggest percentage of military-related students are waiting to find out how the change will affect their districts.
About 65.2 percent of Indian River Central School students are from military families.
We were aware that there would be troop level reductions, and 1,500 is not as severe as originally predicted, Superintendent James Kettrick said. It was also mentioned that this drawdown would be over a period of years; therefore an incremental reduction is helpful.
Tuesdays announcement was made by Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno during a press briefing at the Pentagon. With the announcement comes the loss of the 10th Mountain Divisions 3rd Brigade Combat Team. The soldiers in the brigade who do not leave will be placed in the remaining two brigades.
What concerns Mr. Kettrick and his administration, however, was the announcement that sequestration across-the-board federal cuts could bring even more troop reductions.
Over the course of the school year, the district Board of Education explored a capital project to add classrooms, rezone elementary schools or even build a new elementary school in case the post announced it was adding troops.
The knowledge of 1,500 less troops as well as the potential of sequestration cuts would all have to be weighed by the board, Mr. Kettrick said.
Carthage Central School District has the second largest military-related enrollment in the area, at 56 percent of the students.
Its difficult to know what the impact would be on the district, Superintendent Peter J. Turner said.
From the information he knows now, he does not see any staff reductions resulting from a decline in enrollment.
As a private school, Immaculate Heart Central could see a loss of revenue because of reductions in the number of troops. The school often advertises to families living on post.
My biggest reaction is were very disappointed to see cuts at Fort Drum, because Fort Drum is a valued part of the community, Executive System Administrator Christopher E. Hornbarger said. I expect well see an impact on enrollment.
However, he said, hes willing to take on the challenge to keep enrollment from dropping too low.
Our approach to enrollment is to focus on the things we can affect, he said.
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Also during Tessa/Scott's FD's Diana Krall (a singer I never cared for, but damn if she didn't get her Kathleen Turner smokey voice on here) section, where the music was overwhelmingly sexual and sultry, they had absolutely no heat at all. I was really quite taken aback by how much the choreography didn't match the mood of the music.
I love love love samba dancing. Unfortunately, my fave ice dancing team doing samba turned out to be a huge disappointment. :(
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and they do win.
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Oh hurray!!!! I think it's right. They seemed crisper and more energetic to the end. Expected it to be closer.
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I modified crouse's mysql backup script with some modifications and have been using it for a few weeks. It saved my tush yesterday, so I thought I'd share it.
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- Stick it in cron, and make sure you have enough space in /var !
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You run it like this:
Here is the scriptCode:# mysql-backup <root-username> <root-password>The code looks like this:
Code:#!/bin/bash LOCK_FILE="/var/lock/subsys/mysqld" # Create the backup directory if it doesn't already exist if [ ! -d /var/backups/mysql ]; then mkdir -p /var/backups/mysql fi # Do backups if [ -f "$LOCK_FILE" ]; then # Do MySQL backups for i in `/usr/bin/mysql -B -u $1 -e 'show databases' -p$2 | /bin/grep -v Database`; do /usr/bin/mysqldump --opt -u $1 -p$2 $i | \ gzip > /var/backups/mysql/$i.`date --iso-8601`.sql.gz done fi
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The IDF 5K Run/Walk emphasizes the need for increased physical activity to help prevent diabetes and diabetes complications. The Run/Walk was one of the main attractions at the World Diabetes Congress Dubai 2011 with close to 1000 runners, walkers & school children finishing the 5 kilometer course in Zabeel Park on 8 December. This made it the largest IDF 5K in history, surpassing all benchmarks from Cape Town 2006 and Montreal 2009.
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In all of my experience I have never yet found a case where the masses of the people of any given city were interested in the matter of the segregation of white and colored people; that is, there has been no spontaneous demand for segregation ordinances. In certain cities politicians have taken the leadership in introducing such segregation ordinances into city councils, and after making an appeal to racial prejudices have succeeded in securing a backing for ordinances which would segregate the negro people from their white fellow citizens.
Minimum wage laws are to all practical intents as yet untried in the United States. Even their validity remains doubtful, for the Supreme Court still holds undecided the test case argued nearly a year ago. Un Australia, where analogous laws have been in operation for over ten years, it is different, and in the current number of the Harvard Law Review one may learn from Mr.
In the illuminating study of "Administrative Mobilization' published in another part of this issue, Mr. Graham Wallas winds up a discussion of what the United States might do in peace in order to prepare specifically for war with a startling piece of advice.
Letters from Missouri The Goose and the Golden Eggs Sir: We have been greatly stirred these last months by announcements that because of the European war the United States would shortly capture the trade of the world. Our Chamber of Commerce has created a Foreign Trade section, and we have adopted resolutions urging the rehabilitation of our merchant marine. We are not much disturbed to hear that the LaFollette bill is going to but American shipping entirely out of business.
More ingenious use of Scripture has rarely been made than in a recent preliminary report of the National Association of Manufacturers. The document deals with the legislative minimum wage. It will repay reading by anyone who wishes to mix laughter with his tears. He will find that the discussion begins at the beginning, with Genesis, in fact, from which we learn that Jacob worked seven years in payment for each of his wives, Leah and Rachel, and six years more for the possession of a herd of cattle.
As a would-be democrat, I should like to believe passionately in the movies. I am told constantly of their great educational possibilities. By the innocent and ubiquitous movies we are to be made over, insensibly led to higher things. Buoyed by such hopes, I go with ever-renewed courage. But into that democrat that I long to be I shall never be made by such exhibitions as "The White Terror," "an educational feature film in four reels," sponsored by the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Last week THE NEW REPUBLIC insisted that we cannot talk with much point about preparedness until we have answered the question, prepared for what? Behind any question about arming or disarming lies the question of how we intend to act as a nation among nations. Until we know, at least in a general way, what part we mean to play in the world's affairs, we shall never have even the vaguest notion of whether we are underarmed or overarmed.


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Head coach Brad Stevens of the Butler Bulldogs reacts to a call... News PhotoBaltimore - Maryland,Basketball - Men's College,Basketball - Sport,Brad Stevens,Butler Bulldogs,Charles E. Smith Athletic Centre,Facial Expression,Full Length,George Washington Colonials,Head Coach,Maryland - State,Match - Sport,NCAA,NCAA College Basketball,Sport,USA,Vertical,Washington DCPhotographer Mitchell LaytonCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Mitchell LaytonWASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 9: Head coach Brad Stevens of the Butler Bulldogs reacts to a call during a college basketball game against the George Washington Colonials at the Smith Center on February 9, 2013 in Washington, DC. The Bulldogs won 59-56. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)


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How to shop at a modern American supermarket: Stick to the edges of the storeâthe produce, dairy, bulk dry goods and meat and fish departments. Thatâs where youâll find whole foods with lower margins and lower prices. Avoid the center aisles of expensive processed foods. Compare the price per ounce on the shelf tags of similar products; larger containers arenât always cheaper. Read the circulars for deals. Itâs worth going out of your way for sales on nonperishable items. Buy store brands, which are a bargain even at Whole Foods and New Seasons. Whenever possible, buy bulk over packaged dry goods.
How to shop at the stores in this guide: Walk every aisle. Ask lots of questions. Poke things. Squeeze things. Sniff things. Ask more questions. Make impulse buys. Eat fearlessly.
This is the fourth edition of Devour, and it is our most extensive guide yet to Portland's constellation of specialty markets and food purveyors. It is still far from comprehensive—hardly a week goes by without my spotting some unexplored fishmonger or import store—but there are far more businesses included in these pages than any consumer could reasonably be expected to patronize. I hope you'll explore liberally, and find a store or two to add to your regular shopping routine.
For newcomers to the sport of culinary odyssey, this year I've added "top picks" to the beginning of each section of Devour. These are not necessarily my favorite stores so much as the ones I think should be the highest priority for the uninitiated. They are the places I send out-of-town visitors hoping to sample a little of what eating in Portland is all about: freshness, variety and adventure. Bon voyage!
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A report on the annual yearly progress of Maine schools under the federal No Child Left Behind Act was made public today, and, as expected, most of the state's schools failed to meet targets. State officials say that's because the federal target - which calls for all students to be proficient at reading and math by 2014 - is unattainable. Maine Things Considered host Tom Porter spoke with David Connerty-Marin about the report.
David Connerty-Marin, spokesman for the Maine Department of Education, says the annual yearly progress - or AYP - targets get higher every year. This year for example, middle schools will have to meet a target of 75 percent proficiency in reading and 70 percent in math, while at the high school level, the numbers are 78 percent and 66 percent.
Maine is one of several states seeking NCLB waivers, and Connerty-Marin says he hopes Maine's request for a waiver will be approved within the next month.


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I am fed up with this imposter we have for President. If Obama really gave a damn about America, he'd use his head.
The economy sucks and the fuel prices are bad enough it's hurting everyone. Now think about this for just a minute. How could he fix that?
Simple. Knock the fuel price down by one third and then lock the price. More people would travel, more money coming in through fuel and sales taxes, prosperity would not be right away but it'd be a hell of a lot quicker than what we have now, and it won't hurt the big oil tycoons.
So Obama, are you trying to do? Re-build America or destroy it? I suggest that you either you get some courage and help us rebuild America or shut up and get out of our way.
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Rasnake, a 2007 graduate of Lock Haven University, spent two years working as a student strength assistant. She also spent time honing her coaching and research skills at Velocity Sport Performance, The University of Pennsylvania, and LaSalle University. Rasnake will oversee the program development and implementation for the Field Hockey, Sailing, Equestrian, Swimming & Diving, Rowing, and Golf teams, as well as assisting with Football.


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Enter the Port of Piraeus, gateway to the wonders of Athens and the ancient world.
Athens is the capital of Greece, and its oldest and largest city. The surrounding landscape seems a fitting place for the Greek Gods, with Athens set on a plateau in a huge basin framed by 4 majestic mountains. Athens' inhabitants date back some 7,000 years. It was a center of humanities, considered the cradle of western civilization and the birthplace of democracy, with former residents such as Aristotle, Socrates and Plato.
Today Athens is a vast sprawling city of hills and valleys as far as the eye can see. It is a modern metropolis boasting ancient Greco-Roman and Classical Greek ruins amongst a cityscape. There are fascinating museums filled with antiquities, artwork and architecture. Some of its most famous ancient monuments include the Parthenon, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Acropolis of Athens and the Daphni Monastery. By all accounts, a visit to Athens should be a part of your Disney Cruise Line vacation.


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Sep. 15, 2015
Power shortages in Gaza Strip spur largest demonstrations by Palestinians in years; it is unclear who protests are aimed at, as continuing hardships in Gaza can be blamed on many factions and circumstances. MORE
Aug. 2, 2015
Temperatures of 120 degrees or more have exacerbated already deep problems with electricity in Iraq, leading to massive grass-roots protest that shut down traffic in Baghdad; protesters blame corruption for power rationing and outages, despite fact that Prime Min Haider al-Abadi has eliminated perk of 24-hour power for air conditioning in offices and homes of government officials. MORE
Jul. 22, 2015
Pres Obama's $7 billion, five-year initiative called Power Africa has yet to deliver electricity to Africa; officials blame lack of infrastructure for slow start. MORE
Jul. 19, 2015
Real Estate Q&A answers questions from across New York area about keeping mosquitoes out of apartments, removing a kitchen from a New York city apartment and legality of a landlord using a tenant's electricity meter to provide building services. MORE
Jul. 14, 2015
SNL Energy releases report finding natural gas overtook coal as largest source of electric power in United States for the first time in April, 2015; report, based on Energy Dept data, found that 31 percent of electric power was generated from natural gas and 30 percent from coal. MORE
Jun. 26, 2015
Armenian Prime Min Hovik Abrahamyan refuses to revoke electricity price increase despite thousands of protesters blocking main avenue in capital city Yerevan for four days. MORE
Jun. 11, 2015
Russian warships have made four intrusions in 2015 in area of Baltic Sea where cables connecting Lithuania to Sweden's electricity grid have been laid; Russia views attempts to reduce European dependence on Russian energy, particularly in former Soviet states, as threat to its regional power, particularly in light of standoff between West and Russia over its actions in Ukraine. MORE
May. 6, 2015
Palestinian Authority owes $430 million in electricity bills to Israel, and debt is at center of latest deterioration in relations with Israel; two sides cannot agree on how much energy is used, how bills should be calculated or how payments should be made. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Supreme Court will decide whether federal regulators will be permitted to let big electricity users like schools and shopping centers to cut consumption at peak times in exchange for price breaks; approach is known as 'demand response.' MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
New York City officials weigh City Council's bid to limit light usage in commercial buildings at night, shift that could affect some 40,000 structures and alter image of night skyline; proposal comes amid far-reaching push to reduce city's environmental footprint. MORE
Apr. 23, 2015
Utility companies across nation recognize potential of smart home technologies to not only curb energy use but also to cut peak power loads and reduce need for additional power plant construction; whether consumer motivation to buy energy-related smart home devices is environmental awareness, savings or a simple love of the latest gadget, sales are rising significantly and large corporations are looking to buy up-and-coming start-ups. MORE
Apr. 23, 2015
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The Ingredients.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Cabbage Soup Diet CrockPot Recipe
The Ingredients.
28 comments:
- Holl said...
Been following your exploits for about 3 weeks now (of course going back to Jan to see what I missed :P), and I wanted to drop a comment expressing my thanks for keeping me so entertained. We made the Pomegranate Beef,a definite hit.. well accept for my 3 year old (maybe if we had called it pomegranate "chicken nugget" beef, she would have tried it).
- March 5, 2008 at 5:36 AM
- Canadian Saver said...
I'm surprised that you find it so bland, with the spices you put in, the garlic and the red pepper flakes. Hmmmm...
I like a good soup every once in a while too, it's always so healthy.
- March 5, 2008 at 6:08 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
thank you, Holl! That pomegranate beef was amazing. The sauce was out of this world.
CS, I'm eating some now (with a cup of coffee--I'm two-fisting my mugs!) and it's not horrible. I like spicy things, and so that makes it bearable to me.
but it's still a bunch of veggies floating around in thin broth...
it needs some potatoes. and beans. and chicken. and heavy cream.
- March 5, 2008 at 6:20 AM
- kay said...
you know i'm now singing that song...
you're so vain. you probably thing this song is about you. you're so vain....
- March 5, 2008 at 6:53 AM
- Dana said...
I love,love, love your honest verdicts. They usually crack me up. Over the weekend I made your Pomegranate Beef and loved it. In fact, the whole family loved it. May blog about it soon and plan to link to your post . . . OK?
- March 5, 2008 at 7:05 AM
- debhmom3 said...
It may be bland, but at least your cup makes it look pretty. ;)
- March 5, 2008 at 9:27 AM
- Kathy said...
I followed your "this and this..." links and saw your comment in the sun-dried tomato dip about your 1.5 qt crockpot. I worked at Rival a few years ago (before they transferred all manufacturing overseas) when we made that little crockpot for Wal-Mart's Black Friday sale. The price was SO low that there were no graphics added. So although it doesn't say so, it was most likely a Rival crockpot.
- March 5, 2008 at 12:14 PM
I just found your blog, and I love it! I read the whole thing....while at work...while I should have been working.....
I love my crock pot too, although it appears not nearly as much as you do! I can't wait to try some of your recipes....especially the creme brule...that looks amazing!
- March 5, 2008 at 12:23 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
kay, you're right. I'm totally singing the song.
dana, I hope you like the beef!
deb, I like that mug too. it was an xmas gift from my bro and his wife.
kathy, that is so interesting---I love my rival and am not interested in trying a different "slow cooker"--gotta stick with the original, and therefore best---just like the taco soup! lol
becky, get back to work!
bwahahahahaha. I'm supposed to be working too...
- March 5, 2008 at 12:42 PM
- Amie said...
OH dear this is how I lost 50 pou nds 4 years ago. I weill never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever eat it again. Ever. Ever.
- March 5, 2008 at 3:41 PM
- Robyn said...
THANK YOU for not only posting the recipes, but whether you liked the final product!!
I love an honest cook.
- March 6, 2008 at 5:19 AM
- Mississippi Songbird said...
I tried this when I was a teenager// I remember my sister telling me it is what they fed the prisoners of war during Vietnam.. It was a fad back then.. Anyway.. I wouldn't do it as a diet, but if it's flavorful, maybe as a side soup..
Have a great week...
- April 17, 2008 at 11:48 AM
- strawberry_chemical said...
For the "1 t seasoning blend" I used Soul Food blend...hahaha...it made my soup spicy and not bland.
I like it, about as much as you could like cabbage soup :)
- January 14, 2009 at 1:46 PM
First of all I love your blog. I'm French, live near Paris, and there are very few Crock-Pots around and it's hard to find recepies.
About the cabbage soup diet, what do you do about protein ? You must take in lots when dieting so that you dont lose muscle (the hart loses weight fist, then liver and then muscles). Those who lost weight, did you put it back on after ? I'm very tempted, so thanks for any info.
- February 17, 2009 at 5:45 AM
- dragonn67522 said...
steph, I just found ur blog. I was lookin for a cabbage soup receipe for my crock pot. I am a over the road trucker and my crock pot is so helpful when I know I will have a long day. Its a small one so I have to figure out how to resize the amounts so it fits in my crockpot. thanks, crystal
- April 29, 2009 at 6:12 PM
- Sotzume said...
I do a variation of this based on this soup. I add a large can of crushed tomatoes, cubed turnip to the soup, Italian seasonings, Accent for those not MSG challenged, four heaping tbls of Splenda, and a good 1/4 cup of balsamic vinegar. This turns that bland soup into t into a sweet/sour concoction with a spicy aftertaste to it. It gets better as it sits in the fridge
- July 22, 2009 at 2:15 PM
- AsISeeIt said...
There is a really good Cabbage Soup Recipe in The Joy of Cooking, that uses caraway seeds. You also top it with a bit of Blue cheese at the end but a tablespoon of cheese will not ruin the health effects. I am for one a very big cabbage fan which puts me in the minority, but a nice cabbage soup or a cabbage roll...comfort food defined!
- August 29, 2009 at 4:17 PM
Try using V8 for some or all of the liquid... good for you and adds some of the flavor you noted was missing, Steph.
- October 18, 2009 at 10:08 PM
I like stirring about a tablespoon of plain whole milk yogurt in each serving; it helps the body digest the nutrients as well as enhancing the flavor. I also add a can of pork and beans to the entire pot--I guess it's not a diet soup then, though.
- October 22, 2009 at 3:55 AM
I just found your blog! Your funny and I love your pros and cons about recipes; I haven't any other sites that give this kind of opinion about their recipes. I'm bookmarking your page! Thanks a bunch !
- April 16, 2011 at 5:06 AM
- Frummie said...
Wow! From never posting too 2 in one day...LOL!
I LOVE the cabbage soup recipe. The only thing I add is V8 Spicy juice.
- September 10, 2011 at 7:57 PM
I agree the Cabbage soup can be too bland. But it works so well I have to go on it every so often. My recipie is different with no carrots, just cabbage, green onions, green peppers, celery, canned diced tomatoes and chicken bullion flakes and of course V8 juice. I've found if you add curry powder it makes it so much more yummy and after looking up curry on the internet it didn't look like it spoiled the diets effectivness one bit. Give it a try.
- November 4, 2011 at 9:30 PM
I am so pleased to have found your blog on pinterest!!!!!!! I have literally wasted half a day reading and running to cabinets to check my ingredients stash..... as for the cabbage wraps, on my grocery list! I also want to tell you if you throw a whole pitted jalapeno and/or some roasted green chile into soup it livens it right up!!!!!
- January 16, 2012 at 7:51 PM
- Journaler said...
Haven't tried this yet, but will add a package or two of G.Washington seasoning and broth (rich brown or golden), and some Braggs aminos at the end of cooking if its still kind of bland.
- March 4, 2012 at 1:10 PM
- The Mersea Diet said...
Thanks for sharing your recipe..i will try to make it this night..
- May 23, 2012 at 12:49 AM
- Unknown said...
We had this for dinner tonight because I got a 10 pounds cabbage in my CSA box. I used low sodium V-8 instead of the stock and only added 3 ribs of celery rather than the whole shebang. My 5 yo loved it with some parmesan -- shocking b/c she thinks she hates cabbage.
I spiced mine up with some cayenne and parm also -- might add a bit of vinegar to the leftovers.
It's a good basic veg soup that is easily seasoned to taste in the bowl. I'll definitely make it again! Perhaps soon as I wasn't able to use my entire cabbage! ;-)
- August 11, 2012 at 10:20 PM
- Barbara said...
Adding onion soup mix to it defeated the purpose of eating it to lose fluid. It's so high in sodium it would tend to make you retain lots of fluid, plus the fact that you are ingesting lots of fluid, so that just won't work! Try a salt substitute instead. I lost 40 pounds on the diet years ago and I need to do it again.
- May 29, 2013 at 11:12 AM
- Lin S said...
I add Sriracha to it :) Not bland anymore! Also I use chicken broth..
- January 18, 2015 at 3:59 PM
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