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HI, I'M TINA!
I'm so happy to welcome you to the MapleStone Home blog! This is where I, along with my wonderful DH Jeff (who's my builder of dreams...whatever I dream up or inspiration I find, he builds); share all the diy projects, crafts, hobbies, recipes, what I've read and happenings within our North Carolina home.

Kielbasa Stew | What's Cooking

I have inherited a couple of comfort food recipes from my fathers side of the family. This is one of those dishes that has been made the same...........at least as far as I know.............for at least 60+ years.

The recipe is quick, simple and has very few ingredients. The only thing ingredient that I don't use is the cabbage.


Polska Kielbasa Stew

ingredients:

  • 1 pkg polska kielbasa (cut in 2in lengths)
  • 10 medium potatoes (cut in 1in cubes)
  • carrots (I use baby carrots and just dump in however many I want)
  • ** 1 medium head of cabbage cut in quarters** (this is omitted from my recipe as stated above)
  • Optional: Yellow or spicy brown mustard (for dipping the keielbasa)
Side Dish
  • Mac and Cheese goes really well with this stew!

instructions:

  1. Place everything in a large pot and bowl until potatoes and carrots are fork tender.
  2. Once the potatoes and carrots are finished, add a little pepper and serve.
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I have started serving mine in pasta bowls and using a small plate for the mac & cheese on the side.  Believe me when I tell you that NO SALT will be needed.

Excuse the paper plate, My precious had a baseball game last night and I didn't want to clean up a lot of dishes

Enjoy your day,
♡ Tina ♡

Comments

  1. Kathy A Delightsome Life
    MAY 24, 2012 AT 2:03 AM
    Goodmorning Tina, I love Kielbasa - this is a fabulous recipe - you must have a joyous family! My husband is from a very large family and they all have a great time getting together! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,Kathy

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    ~Lavender Dreamer~
    MAY 26, 2012 AT 4:11 AM
    Thanks for the recipe! It sounds wonderful! Old family recipes are always the best!

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