I followed this recipe exactly. I used Sweet Mango Chutney. If I was to make it again I would try Hot Mango Chutney to add more flavor. It was a touch on the bland side. Definitely need to add salt to help bring out the flavors. Served over rice!
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This was much sweeter than I anticipated. I added extra curry powder and some cayenne pepper which simply turned it into a sweet heat. If I make this again I'll omit the chutney and ketchup.
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I followed this recipe exactly. I used Sweet Mango Chutney. If I was to make it again I would try Hot Mango Chutney to add more flavor. It was a touch on the bland side. Definitely need to add salt to help bring out the flavors. Served over rice!
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3.9.16 I bought the smallest head of cabbage I could find, but maybe it still was too big because all of a sudden, the cabbage was taking over everything (used about 3/4 of the head). Started out with just 1 tsp curry powder, tasted, and then added the second tsp (curry flavor was spot on IMO). Made as written, tasted, and I added 1 more Tbsp of both the ketchup and the chutney. Also, it was looking VERY dry, so I added a little water to help cook the cabbage. I thought it needed some type of garnish, so I added a little toasted coconut. Have no idea if that’s keeping with tradition, but we liked it, and I’d add it again. Bottom line, we liked this a lot. It’s nice to occasionally step outside your comfort zone, and this was a step out for me! Joan Wagner Teller, thanks for sharing your recipe.
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Really yummy. Similar to a dish my mum used to make when I was a kid. That means 60 years ago! Only two changes I made were ground turkey (a little healthier) and fruit chutney (was all I could find in my supermarket). I used plenty of curry powder and it was excellent. Didn't feel it was fair to give 5 stars as I changed it a bit.
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This was much sweeter than I anticipated. I added extra curry powder and some cayenne pepper which simply turned it into a sweet heat. If I make this again I'll omit the chutney and ketchup.
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I used a bag of cabbage and it was just the right amount. I used a full pound of ground turkey and I probably should have increased the seasonings a little bit. I served it over a little bit of brown rice to make it more filling and that worked well but it still was only 4 servings.
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I followed this recipe exactly. I used Sweet Mango Chutney. If I was to make it again I would try Hot Mango Chutney to add more flavor. It was a touch on the bland side. Definitely need to add salt to help bring out the flavors. Served over rice!
3.9.16 I bought the smallest head of cabbage I could find, but maybe it still was too big because all of a sudden, the cabbage was taking over everything (used about 3/4 of the head). Started out with just 1 tsp curry powder, tasted, and then added the second tsp (curry flavor was spot on IMO). Made as written, tasted, and I added 1 more Tbsp of both the ketchup and the chutney. Also, it was looking VERY dry, so I added a little water to help cook the cabbage. I thought it needed some type of garnish, so I added a little toasted coconut. Have no idea if that’s keeping with tradition, but we liked it, and I’d add it again. Bottom line, we liked this a lot. It’s nice to occasionally step outside your comfort zone, and this was a step out for me! Joan Wagner Teller, thanks for sharing your recipe.
Really yummy. Similar to a dish my mum used to make when I was a kid. That means 60 years ago! Only two changes I made were ground turkey (a little healthier) and fruit chutney (was all I could find in my supermarket). I used plenty of curry powder and it was excellent. Didn't feel it was fair to give 5 stars as I changed it a bit.
This was much sweeter than I anticipated. I added extra curry powder and some cayenne pepper which simply turned it into a sweet heat. If I make this again I'll omit the chutney and ketchup.
I used a bag of cabbage and it was just the right amount. I used a full pound of ground turkey and I probably should have increased the seasonings a little bit. I served it over a little bit of brown rice to make it more filling and that worked well but it still was only 4 servings.