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					<description><![CDATA[I first saw a recipe for roasted cabbage &quot;planks&quot; on damndelicious.com years ago and it totally changed my dislike for boring &quot;boiled grass&quot; (as my hilarious Dad used to call it). Her recipe I think just used olive oil, salt, &#038; pepper but was really good, totally rekindled my appetite for cabbage. YOUR recipe, however, kicks that recipe up a WHOLE lot more - I LOVE it!! Thank you for this awesome recipe - and your always entertaining blog!]]></description>
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I first saw a recipe for roasted cabbage &#8220;planks&#8221; on damndelicious.com years ago and it totally changed my dislike for boring &#8220;boiled grass&#8221; (as my hilarious Dad used to call it). Her recipe I think just used olive oil, salt, &amp; pepper but was really good, totally rekindled my appetite for cabbage. YOUR recipe, however, kicks that recipe up a WHOLE lot more &#8211; I LOVE it!! Thank you for this awesome recipe &#8211; and your always entertaining blog!</p>
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