Ephesians 6:18 NIV
"And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord's people."
When do you pray? Do you pray when things aren't going your way and want them to change, or when you are scared and want to be saved? Do you pray when things are good, or only when they are bad? Do you thank God regularly for all of the gifts He gives, or is that reserved for Thanksgiving Day? Do you thank God for the difficult circumstances in your life that challenge you and grow you into more of who He wants you to be, or are your thanks reserved for the miracles and answered prayers? Do you pray for others, or only for yourself? Do you pray goodness for your enemies, or only for those you love? Think about these things and consider, what does God want for you in your prayer life? When could you add a prayer to your day? What might happen if you did?
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For today's edition of Flavorful Friday, I bring you this German-inspired version of a Gluten Free Sausage Potato Cabbage Dish Recipe. This dish takes a bit of effort, but is well worth it in the end! You can use one pan, cooking in rounds, or 3 pans cooking all at once. Alternately, you can cook everything all in one pan at the same time, but the end result doesn't taste quite as good and you lose something in flavor and consistency. Feel free to use your favorite Gluten Free Sausage, or the flavor listed in the recipe, which we get from the meat market at Sprouts. It is not labeled "gluten free", but I have read the ingredients and feel comfortable with it for my own gluten-intolerant family. For true Celiac's or a strong gluten intolerance, please be sure you know your source and understand the ingredients, as sausage is a common place to hide wheat and gluten.
I'd love to hear from you! What is your favorite Gluten Free Link Sausage and how do you use it? Email me or comment below with your feedback.
I hope you are able to get out and enjoy some nice weather wherever you are.
I'd love to hear from you! What is your favorite Gluten Free Link Sausage and how do you use it? Email me or comment below with your feedback.
I hope you are able to get out and enjoy some nice weather wherever you are.
Yours Truly,
Country Mama Hippie Chic
aka Brandi Schunk
bouncybrandi@gmail.com
Gluten Free Sausage/Potato/Cabbage
Dish Recipe
Ingredients:
For Sausage:
Filtered Water
3-4 Links, about 1 ½ pounds, Gluten Free Chicken Feta Spinach Sausage
For Potato:
1 Large Russet Potato, about 2 C diced
1 tsp Celtic Sea Salt
Filtered Water to cover
1 Tbsp Unrefined Coconut Oil
2 Tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
6-8 Cloves Garlic
For Cabbage:
1 Tbsp Unrefined Coconut Oil
1 Small Green Cabbage, about 8-10 C chopped
1 tsp Celtic Sea Salt
¼ tsp Fresh Ground Pepper Medley
½ tsp Garlic Powder
½ tsp Onion Powder
1 Small Yellow Onion
Fresh Ground Pepper Medley, to taste
Celtic Sea Salt, to taste
Instructions:
This is a 3-pan dinner, ideally you’ll have all 3 pans going
at once. Alternately, you could use just
one pan and cook one part at a time, keeping the previous parts warm in a
toaster oven on “warm” setting.
Add Filtered Water to a medium skillet to about ¼” deep and
add Sausage Links to pan. Cover with a
lid and cook for 5 minutes. Remove lid,
flip Links over, cover and cook for another 5 minutes. Remove from heat and carefully drain water
from pan, using the lid or tongs to keep Links in the pan. Return pan to heat and cook for 3 minutes,
uncovered. Flip Links and cook an
additional 3 minutes. Remove Links to a plastic
cutting board, allow to cool for about 5 minutes and then slice about ¼” thick.
Finely dice the Russet Potato. Put Potatoes in a lidded microwave dish; add
1 tsp Celtic Sea Salt and enough Filtered Water to cover Potatoes. Cover dish with lid and microwave for 2
minutes on high. Carefully remove lid
from Potatoes and allow steam to dissipate, then drain water off Potatoes. Pour Potatoes onto a clean dishtowel to
dry. In a medium skillet heat 1 Tbsp
Coconut Oil and 2 Tbsp Olive Oil on medium heat for about 5 minutes. Carefully add Potatoes to hot oil, I use a
slotted spoon to keep my hands away from the popping oil. Cook on medium high heat, stirring regularly
to prevent burning. Peel and finely
slice Garlic Cloves. Add Garlic to oil
and Potatoes after about 5-6 minutes of cooking, then cook for another 5-6
minutes. Remove from heat and move
Potatoes and Garlic to paper towels to drain.
Add Salt and Pepper to taste.
Heat Large Skillet over medium heat about 3-5 minutes. Chop Cabbage to about 1” square pieces. Add 1 Tbsp Coconut Oil and chopped Cabbage to
skillet and stir. Add Salt, Pepper,
Garlic Powder, and Onion Powder to pan and stir. Dice Onion, add to pan and stir. Cook for a total of about 10 minutes,
stirring occasionally.
Layer food in a large bowl with Cabbage first, then
Potatoes, then Sausage.
Serve piping hot and enjoy!
Serving note:
This dish goes great with Gluten-Free Beer or Cider for a
special treat.
