It took a few tries but I finally perfected my Skillet Cabbage, Rice & Sausage One Dish Dinner Recipe! Only 6 ingredients and less than one hour to the dinner table!
Truthfully, I never would have thought that my hubby and I would even enjoy this particular combination of ingredients. If you’ve been here often, you know my hubby likes to cook. He recently tried a recipe from a magazine with cabbage, rice and tomatoes. It was ok but not spectacular and that’s ok. From his attempt, we learned that we liked that combination of ingredients. So I started thinking.
The recipe in the magazine had a whole lot of ingredients. We are busy people and don’t often have time to devote to tons of ingredients and lots of steps in recipes. So I took it upon myself to create an easier version, full of flavor with less work.
- 1 pkg. smoked sausage
- 1 can diced tomatoes with chilies
- 1 cup brown rice
- ½ medium head cabbage
- 2 tsp. Old Bay seasoning
- 1 can (15 oz) chicken broth
- Chop .the cabbage into bite size pieces
- Chop the sausage into small pieces
- In a large skillet, bring the tomatoes and chicken broth to a boil
- Stir in Old Bay seasoning
- Add the cabbage to the skillet and simmer until tender, about 30 minutes
- Stir in the rice
- Add sausage
- Simmer with lid on until the rice is done.
- You do want some juices in this dish once it is done, so if you need to add more liquid, use boiling water.
Photo above shows the cabbage cooking in the broth and tomatoes. Some of the juice will cook out while simmering the cabbage.
You do want some juices in this dish once it is done so if you need to add more liquid, you can use boiling water. The point at which you may need to add more liquid is when you add the rice.
Skillet Cabbage Rice & Sausage One Dish Dinner is packed with flavor! We set the skillet on the table and made this weeknight dinner even easier to clean up!
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Dee Taylor says
This was my first go around with this recipe. I knew better than to cook the cabbage before the brown rice. I will use white basmati rice next time because that is my go to. I started cooking this at about 6:45pm and it is now 9:00pm.
Thank you for the recipe Miss Lady
P.S. Flavor is delicious 😉
Shirley Wood says
We always use Brown Rice and cook the cabbage first. The last time I made it just a few days ago, we left the rice out completely in an effort to curb carbs. Glad you like the flavor combo. It is really delicious.
Marilyn says
Thank you for sharing this delicious recipe at the #RecipeSharingParty! I hope to see you next week. Pinned and Yummed. Please visit #OverTheMoon on Sunday or #ThursdayFavoriteThings for more sharing fun! Don’t forget to Comment your link #’s so I can be sure to visit and get a chance to be featured!
Lorelai @ Life With Lorelai says
Mmm…that looks so warm and hearty, and who doesn’t love a one-dish dinner. :0
~Lorelai
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Marilyn Lesniak says
I have to give this a try! I need another sausage recipe. Pinned and shared. Thank you for partying at #overthemoon.
Kristen from The Road to Domestication says
This looks great, Shirley! I make sausage and cabbage, but I’ve never added rice to it!
Zan says
Easier is always better. Nothing gets me like long drawn out recipes with a million ingredients! My mom used to make cabbage with rice when we were growing up and used to love it. So glad you finally found the correct ingredients to make it your own. Nothing beats the flavor of diced tomatoes with chilies.
Alli says
I love how you took a long drawn out recipe and totally redid it to fit your needs. I happen to be in love with one dish dinners – less cleanup and always tasty. And I have to say that cabbage is one of my favorite sides. Your skillet dinner will be a huge hit at my house. Thanks for sharing and have an awesome weekend, Shirley!
Pamela @ Brooklyn Farm Girl says
This reminds me of a dish my Mom used to make (passed on from my Polish grandmother). I love that you made this a skillet dish for easy week nights!