Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon
Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon is really a wow when you’re looking for an interesting low-carb and Keto side dish! Or use more bacon if you prefer and eat the tasty twice-cooked cabbage for a main dish!
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As I keep reminding you, cabbage is on sale everywhere in March, so I hope you’re trying some recipes with cabbage while it’s such a bargain. And I’m continuing the month of cabbage love by reminding you about this ultra popular recipe for Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon!
For everyone who does love cabbage like I do, this is a must-try cabbage recipe. But for those who are not the biggest cabbage fans, maybe the use of bacon will reassure you about the flavors here, because when we tested the recipe Kara and I absolutely loved this dish with lightly cooked cabbage and crisp bacon baked with a sour cream and cheese topping.
If you’re looking for an interesting new Keto side dish, please be open-minded and give Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon a try. You won’t regret it!
What ingredients do you need for this recipe?
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- thick-sliced bacon
- Olive Oil (affiliate link) or bacon fat
- yellow onion
- cabbage
- Szeged Sweet Paprika (affiliate link)
- salt and fresh-ground black pepper to taste
- sour cream (Daisy full-fat sour cream preferred)
- grated Mozzarella cheese
What makes the Twice-Cooked Cabbage so good?
The method used here of cooking the cabbage with Sweet Paprika and then bacon and then baking it with sour cream and cheese makes the cabbage sweet and delicious. It only takes a tiny bit of bacon to make this amazing, but use more bacon if you prefer!
Want more recipe ideas with cabbage?
Check out Low-Carb and Keto Cabbage Recipes for more tasty recipes with cabbage if you’re also a fan.
How to Make Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon:
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- Slice bacon into thin strips and cook over medium-high heat in frying pan until it’s crisp; then drain well on paper towels.
- In the largest frying pan you have, cook the onion in olive oil (or a little bacon fat if you prefer) until it starts to brown.
- Add shredded cabbage and season with Sweet Paprika (affiliate link), salt, and pepper.
- Cook cabbage over high heat until it’s softened, then stir in the bacon and cook 1-2 minutes more to combine flavors.
- Put cabbage-bacon mixture in a large baking dish and spread sour cream over it.
- Top with grated Mozzarella.
- Bake at 375F/190C for about 30 minutes, or until it’s heated through and the top is nicely browned.
More Delicious Low-Carb Cabbage Recipes:
- Sriracha Beef Cabbage Bowl
- Roasted Cabbage with Lemon
- Low-Carb Fish Taco Cabbage Bowl
- Low-Carb Deconstructed Stuffed Cabbage Casserole
- Fried Cabbage with Corned Beef
Weekend Food Prep:
This recipe has been added to a category called Weekend Food Prep where you’ll find recipes you can prep or cook on the weekend and eat during the week!
Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon
Low-Carb and Keto Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon is really a wow when you're looking for an interesting side dish!
Ingredients
- 4 slices thick-sliced bacon, cut into thin strips (or more)
- 2 tsp. olive oil or bacon fat
- 1/4 yellow onion, finely minced
- 1 large head of cabbage core cut out and cut into thin strips (see notes)
- 1/2 tsp. sweet paprika (see notes)
- salt and fresh-ground black pepper to taste
- 1 cup sour cream (Daisy full-fat sour cream preferred)
- 3/4 cup grated Mozzarella cheese
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375F/190C.
- Slice the bacon.
- Cut the core out of the cabbage and cut it into thin strips. (We used a mandoline slicer to slice the cabbage.)
- Mince the onion.
- Heat a small frying pan over medium high heat, add the strips of bacon, and cook until the bacon is browned and very crisp. Drain bacon on paper towels.
- Heat 2 teaspoons of olive oil (or a little bacon fat if you prefer) in the largest frying pan you have, add the minced onion, and cook over medium-high heat until it's barely starting to brown.
- Add the sliced cabbage, season with paprika, salt, and pepper, and cook just until it has started to soften.
- Then add the crisp bacon pieces, stir to combine with the cabbage, and cook 1-2 minutes more to combine flavors.
- Spray a glass baking dish with olive oil or non-stick spray. (The oval glass dish I used was 13" x 10" at the widest parts.)
- Put the sauteed cabbage in the casserole dish and spread the sour cream over, then sprinkle with the grated Mozzarella.
- Bake about 30 minutes, or until it's bubbling hot and the top is nicely browned. Serve hot.
Notes
The cabbage we used was about 2 pounds.
I love Szeged Paprika (affilite link), but any sweet paprika will work for this recipe.
Thisย recipe was adapted fromย Joy of Cooking, discovered via The The Kitchn.
Nutrition Information
Yield
8Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 135Total Fat 12gSaturated Fat 5gUnsaturated Fat 5gCholesterol 31mgSodium 246mgCarbohydrates 3gFiber 0gSugar 2gProtein 5g
Nutrition information is automatically calculated by the Recipe Plug-In I am using. I am not a nutritionist and cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, since many variables affect those calculations.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon is suitable for low-carb eating plans, including Keto. Bacon isn’t recommended for the original South Beach Diet, but personally I wouldn’t mind a little well-drained bacon in a low-carb dish like this, and I’d eat it for any phase of the SBD. If you want to follow the letter of the law for South Beach, skip the bacon (or use turkey bacon) and use reduced-fat sour cream and cheese and this will still be a delicious side dish.
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Historical Notes for this Recipe:
This recipe for cabbage that’s cooked with bacon and then baked with a sour cream and cheese topping was first posted in 2016. It’s been very popular on the blog and the recipe was last updated with more information in 2023.
160 Comments on “Twice-Cooked Cabbage with Sour Cream and Bacon”
This was fantastic with Easter ham today!
So glad you enjoyed it, Happy Easter!
Apologies if this has been asked, but you have a lot of comments, ha. How are the leftovers of this?
I think this type of recipe is always best freshly made (and I don’t recommend freezing it.) But it will keep in the fridge for a day or so and will reheat okay. (Don’t heat it too long or at too high of a temperature or the sauce will separate.)
This is a go to recipe for our family. We have made it as shown, added peppers and mushrooms, and ย swapped sausage for bacon. Itโs delicious any way you make it!!ย
So glad you are enjoying it! Thanks for taking time to let me know. (And reviews are always appreciate if you want to show how much you like a recipe.)
I am a huge fried cabbage fan, my husband not so much. I made this today to go with smoked corn beef. Added some minced fresh garlic just because I put it in everything and it was amazing. My husband even commented that this is good enough to make for company. Would make this again for sure..
Definately trying. Also with cauliflower, zucchini, eggplant, celery, etc.
Hope you enjoy!
I am doing Keto but made it for the whole family, browned brats on the side. They loved it, will definitely do it again. Thank you for the recipe
Yaay, so glad everyone enjoyed it. Thanks for taking time to let me know.
We loved it! Had it with grilled pork chops and fried apples, onions and bacon.
Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it!
This looks delicious! Iโm not a big cheese person, especially mozzarella. Would a Colby jack or gruyere, or parm, or some other combo go with these flavors? Thanks!ย
I think just about any white cheese that’s not too strong will be great in this. Hope you enjoy.
This sounds wonderful
Can’t wait to try it. Mmmmm cabbage is good cooked or raw, I love it.
I’m a huge cabbage fan too; hope you enjoy!
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People like different things, I do know that. You can see from the reviews and comments that a lot of people have liked it, but since you didn’t give me any information about what you didn’t like about it I can’t give any suggestions.
This was absolutely delicious!!! I will most definitely be making this again. Thank you for the recipe.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Can this be frozen to use later?
I haven’t frozen it and truthfully I doubt it will freeze all that well. You might scroll through the comments to see if anyone says they froze some.
I love my instant pot! Please share how you did this recipe in your instant pot.
I haven’t made this in the Instant Pot and I don’t think this recipe is suitable for that method, sorry!
Wow! ย I tried it tonight making a small casserole dish and ate the entire thing! ย It was soooo delicious and I donโt care if Iโm a glutton!
Amazing recipe and thank you for sharing!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Has anyone added hamburger?
I havenโt thought of that but it might be good!
I enjoyed the liquid in mine ๐
So glad you enjoyed the recipe.
Loved this side dish! In carb manager it shows 2 carbs per serving because of the fiber in the cabbage that isn’t counted in the recipe. Still, can’t wait to bring this to book club.
Glad you like it! The calculator I use doesn’t calculate net carbs, so good to know!
I mixed the sour cream with the cabbage then covered with cheese and baked it and it turned out perfect.
Thanks for that tip Tonja!
I made this a couple of nights ago in my instant pot, then baked in the oven to melt the cheese and my husband loved it, so will definitely make again. Thanks for the recipe.
So glad you enjoyed! And I am intrigued that you made it in the Instant Pot!
I am thinking of this as a main dish and would like any suggestions for sides to serve with it. ย ย
Loaded Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes Would be delicious!!ย
Did you taste it?
I’ve made this twice (both times with Daisy sour cream) and both times the sour cream was not completely smooth. I wouldn’t describe it as grainy, and not melted like sour cream would melt into soup. If you look in the comments there are some other people who have described it as “separated” and people have tried different things to make it smoother.
For me it didn’t distract from the enjoyment of the dish (or maybe the Daisy brand is smoother, I don’t really know.) I wish I knew what is causing it, but I have no idea.
Can I freeze the leftovers? ย
I’m not sure it will freeze well as I haven’t tried it. If you do try I’d love to know myself.
I really want to try these cabbage recipes, they all look so good.
This was good, will make again, but will omit the sour cream.
Always your choice; I’d love to hear how that turns out!
Just made this dish tonight. OMG that was amazingly good! I did make a couple of changes like: I added some thyme from my herb garden. I also added some leftover smoked sausage(very little). I took the suggestion of other commenters and cooled the sauteed cabbage and then added in the sour cream and mozzarella cheese mixture.
This is perfect for the low carb Journey. Just have to make sure you only eat one serving.
So glad you’re enjoying it. I love the sound of your variations!
Thank you for the great recipe! I doubled this and did mix in the sour cream as another poster suggested. So good!
So glad you liked it!
I just made this and after reading comments about separating sauce, I fried the cabbage, let it cool a tad, then folded in the sour cream and half the cheese. Turned the mixture into a Pyrex, topped with the rest of the cheese and baked as directed. The result was perfect. No liquid at all and so tasty. Thank you!.ย
Thanks for sharing your tips! Glad you enjoyed it.
I am going to make this for my meal prep for my lunch next week. ย I am going to crumble salmon on it and see how that works as I do not eat bacon.ย
I think that sounds interesting; let me know how it works!
Hi. Itโs just me in my house, so Iโm wondering if I could freeze this. Any ideas? ย Thanks!
Hi Jackie,
I hate to discourage you but I’m not at all sure this will freeze well. I haven’t frozen it and it seems like the freezing might aggravate the problem some people have with the sauce separating. it will keep in the fridge for quite a few days though, or you could make half as much. I’d love to hear how it goes if you do try freezing it.
I have recently decided to eat more veggies and less meat and found your recipe online (Twice cooked cabbage with sour cream and bacon.) I loved it. The mix of flavors and the tanginess from the sour cream was delicious. ย I found myself sneaking into the fridge for another bite or two. ย My husband wouldn’t eat any so I had the whole casserole to myself. ย I plan to make this the next time I have friends over for dinner. ย I will try more of your recipes. ย I also like the fact that you include which current diets your recipes comply with. ย Thanks!
Thanks so much Linda! So glad you enjoyed it.
I don’t have sour cream on hand. I think I will try cream cheese and see what happens. Maybe melt the cream cheese and mix with heavy cream. Thanks for a new cabbage recipe!
That sounds like it might work, let me know how it goes!
For a non-dairy sub, try Greek yogurt the sour cream.
Some people might prefer Greek Yogurt, but it’s not a non-dairy product.
That was truly one of the better tasting Keto Recipes Iโve tried since I started this lifestyle. ย Thank you. ย I loved it. ย I made the ingredients exactly as specified except put more sour cream.ย
So glad you enjoyed it!
Oh my – I have seen a couple of delicious cabbage recipes and it makes me want to do something different than boiled cabbage with my corned beef. This looks delicious!
Hope you enjoy!
Looks delicious! ย Iโd be happy to eat that as a main course.
Thanks Fiona, glad you like it!
Im making this for pot luck at work. can i put it together the night before and bake in the morning?
I wish I could tell you for sure, but I haven’t done it that way. A problem with casseroles that have watery ingredients like cabbage is getting too much water in the bottom and I’m not entirely sure how having it sit overnight will affect that. Maybe do a test run if you have time. Sorry I can’t be more help.
This was absolutely delicious. I just made half a recipe to try and could have eaten the whole thing myself. I put mozzarella on part and cheddar on the other. Both are delicious, but I preferred the cheddar.
So glad you enjoyed! Now I guess I have to try with Cheddar!
Great help Thankyou
I made this with sausage instead of bacon. Absolutely wonderful!
I like the sound of that. So glad you enjoyed it!
Made ย this it was great and very easy to make. Loved it as a side dish or by itself.
So glad to hear you enjoyed it!
Any reason crumbled ground sausage wouldnโt work instead of bacon?
I think that sounds delicious! Let us know how it works!
Kalyn,ย
Iโm allergic to cabbage. I have substituted bok choy several times for cabbage. Do you think it would work in this recipe? Thanks.ย
Hmm, that’s an interesting thought. I wonder if Bok Choy is too soft to hold up in a recipe like this. I really don’t know, but if you try it I’d barely cook the Bok Choy before mixing it together with the other ingredients. I’d love to hear what you think if you try it.
It is really delicious!!! My son is dairy sensitive. Is there a suggestion to replace sour cream with something else? I used sheep cheese like mozzarella. Thank you for sharing your recipe!
Sorry, I don’t really have an ideas for what you could use in place of sour cream. Glad you enjoyed it. Maybe try googling “dairy free substitute for sour cream” and see what comes up.
I have an idea. I would try Sheep plain whole fat yogurt. I will share with you all if it tastes good or not. ๐
Kalyn, thanks for your response. I will google for dairy-free substitute for sour cream and experiment with your recipe. Thank you!
Hi, I was wondering if I could substitute the sour cream with thickened cream, as the recipe looks delicious, but Iโm not a fan of sour cream.
Thanks so much
Hi Vanessa,
I’m not really familiar with thickened cream, so I can’t say how it would work in this. I’m guessing the flavor would be fine, but it might make the casserole kind of runny. Love to hear how it works if you try it.
Made this for dinner tonight and it was amazing out of this world, even my picky husband liked it! I used half cabbage and half shredded Brussel sprouts.ย
So glad to hear you liked it! And I MUST try that variation with brussels sprouts, totally brilliant idea!
I just made this!!!! Itโs amazing!!! Thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What meat would you suggest for replacing the bacon for people that donโt eat pork? Ground beef or turkey bacon?ย
I might use some kind of smoky turkey sausage instead of bacon. Any sausage you like the flavor of will work here.
Is there any specific type of cabbage that works better in this recipe (i.e. savoy, napa, etc)? Thank you!
Just plain green cabbage is what I use.
I have cabbage I need to cook…wondering if anyone has used other cheese, like white cheddar?
I think White Cheddar would be delicious.
We started the Adkins diet and I wanted to try something new. Cauliflower gets boring after awhile making it in a lot of things. And my family and I thought this was just wonderful. I couldnโt explain the taste when my mom asked me, I told her to just try it because sheโll like a lot. Thank you for something new I found.ย
So glad to hear you enjoyed it! And I think it’s funny when people ask you to explain how something tastes! How can you explain a taste?
This was very good. TFS. I just stired everything together and baked it in stead of making layers. I only had smoked paprika and so used that. IMHO cabbage is kinda high in carbs so I don’t eat it very often. I think cauliflower woild be a good substitute in this recipe.
Glad you liked it. I guess I don’t think of cabbage as being high in carbs but if you want a good casserole with Cauliflower you might like this Low-Carb Twice-Baked Cauliflower. That’s one of the most popular recipes on the site.
I’m glad you enjoyed the recipe.
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Interesting idea to use a mix of sauerkraut and cabbage! I like the sound of that. Also thanks for sharing your other sauerkraut ideas.
Although I really like sauerkraut, I’m having a hard time imagining that will work. I’m guessing the texture will be wrong and also wonder if the vinegar in the sauerkraut will curdle the sour cream. But if you do decide to try it, let us know what you think.
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Any thoughts about freezing this dish?
I think it might freeze okay, but I haven’t tried it myself. Would love to hear how it works if you try it!
This was REALLY good. I had to keep my husband (who’s not following a low carb diet) from stealing it off my plate.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Love your recipes
Thank you, so happy to hear that!
Curious if Greek yogurt would be an ok substitution for sour cream?
Since I haven't tried it I can't honestly say how Greek yogurt would work. I would strain the yogurt to remove some of the water. Love to hear how it works if you try it!
Hello!
I love this recipe! What I did differently was to add a package of dry Hidden Valley Ranch mix to my sour cream and then I topped it on the cabbage mixture. I only had Monterrey Jack cheese, so that's what I used on the very top. It came out beautifully with the sour cream and cheese just being a creamy layer on top. Delicious!
So glad you enjoyed it!
Made this using a bag of coleslaw mix. There was a lot of water in the bottom of the dish when it was done. Not sure why since it's almost all cabbage. Any suggestions or thoughts.
Truthfully I am not really sure. I do think coleslaw mix has a little different texture than freshly cut cabbage, but it also seems drier. Since the coleslaw mixture is cut thinner, maybe it softens more quickly and doesn't have enough time to evaporate the water. You could drain the cooked cabbage before you put it in the casserole dish and see if that helps.
This has to be the best recipe ever!!!! I made it last night, but added Johnsonville chipotle and cheese chicken sausage instead of bacon, and it was incredible. It was a hit with my family, too. Thank you for sharing such a yummy dish!
Wow! I made this tonight, but I used Chipotle Monterey Jack Cheese Chicken Sausage Links. I cut them into small slices, added green onion, sauteed my cabbage and mixed everything together. Now, my sour cream did get a bit lumpy, but it's still delicious!!! This is now my new favorite meal!
Sounds like a fun variation!
This was delicious! I'm going to add this recipe into my list of regular rotation recipes. My husband thought it was amazing and said I could make it for him anytime. I used full fat sour cream, Daisy brand, and I wouldn't say "chunky" but it did get a ricotta like texture to it. Delicious anyways and the only thing I can think of was maybe in the future I will try to not layer it on top but mix it with the cabbage so that the sour cream is warmer before putting it in the oven.? IDK just a theory. But this did not deter us and will not deter us in making this again. Thank you for this.
So glad you liked it!
What is "sweet paprika?" All I can find in the grocery store is regular paprika? How much of a difference is there? And should I add a little sugar or something to sub for it?
Also, I swear, it seems that all of my favorite recipes that I've pinned on Pinterest seem to be your recipes! You're a genuis! I can't wait to try this one!
Pam, if you buy Hungarian Paprika it will say either "sweet paprika " or "sharp paprika". The sweet paprika is just milder, and regular paprika will be fine, just not quite as flavorful as Hungarian paprika. Don't add sugar!
So glad you are enjoying the recipes.
I love cabbage and am always looking for new and interesting recipes. I had a half head of cabbage to use up so made this tonight … it's gone already! So easy and good. Thanks for sharing = )
So glad you enjoyed it!
We will definitely be making again, thanks for answering my questions! I'm new to making anything with cabbage, I never liked it until recently. ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ
We made this tonight. The sour cream did have a somewhat chunky texture after baking. We still ate it..Lol & It tasted good. We just wondered what the consistency is supposed to be.
Hmm, I am completely puzzled as to what might cause that. My sour cream was definitely not chunky. Did you use low-fat sour cream? Although I don't know why that would make a difference. Glad you still enjoyed it.
It was regular Daisy brand sour cream. Should it melt into the cabbage? This was just sort of a thickish/slightly chunky layer under the cheese.
That's the same sour cream I usually use. But sour cream can't "melt" into cabbage the way it does into something pourous like potatoes, so if you were expecting that, that will never happen. My sour cream was soft though, definitely not chunky. Maybe try cooking a tiny bit longer if you make it again.
Thinking of making this with brussel sprouts. I think it should be just as yummy! Thanks for the idea!
I love that idea Amber, brilliant!
Thank you for this recipe. I already make the sauteed cabbage with bacon all the time and I love it dearly, so now I will add the extra time to bake with sour cream and mozzarella cheese. What a great alternative to make it!
Hope you enjoy Lulu.
Ever thought of using smoked sausage instead of bacon? I want to make this more like a casserole. Thank you for your yummy recipes ๐
Glad you are enjoying the recipes. I think smoked sausage (thinly sliced and browned?) would be great in this!
I made this tonight. Only thing I did different was I mixed the sour cream into the cabbage mixture before putting into baking dish rather than spreading it on top. It was a hit at our house. I will be making it again
So glad you enjoyed it!
Curious…do u think coleslaw would work
I think it might if it's not too finely cut, although there will be some carrot in it. Love to know how it does work if you try it!
I am a Southern gal and have been raised on fried cabbage, but this looks amazing and I can't wait to take my fried cabbage to another level! Thanks for the recipe!
I love fried cabbage too; hope you enjoy it!
I made this tonight for dinner. My family raved, it was delicious. I do admit I doubled the onion, other then that I made no changes. Delicious. Highly recommend. Awesome recipe.
So glad it was a hit!
SO glad you liked it!
I made it.
I tried it.
I loved it!
Mmmm
Mmmm
Good! (great)
THANK YOU!
Made this last night, and I'm tempted to say I won't cook cabbage any other way from now on, it was that good (in reality, I could never restrict myself to one recipe). I enjoyed some leftovers for breakfast haha. Thanks so much.
Thanks Anna; so glad you liked it. I'm a fellow cabbage lover!
Hi Kalyn, I usually come to comment after I've made one of your fab recipes. I followed this recipe exactly,in half size. It was delicious! I did cut down on the total amount..(for two) and was still a lot. We had next day left overs (no complaint here) I was unsure how it would be as a 2nd day/re-heat,and it was still tasty. I did reheat by putting into a very low oven 250, until the middle inside was hot. Thank you so much for helping us all to try new things. Happy,healthy New Year to you.
Happy New Year to you too! You are so sweet to take time to let me know how the recipes work for you, and I'm glad you enjoyed this one.
Someone asked about the sour cream curdling and then removed the comment. My sour cream didn't curdle at all. I used full-fat Daisy sour cream; not sure if that makes a difference.
Do you have a recipe box on your site? I didn't see one. I see recipes I would like to try but then forget about them. Would be nice to have a place to file our favorites. Thanks
I used to use a service called Ziplist, but when they went out of business and all my readers had to scramble to save their recipes I started recommending using Pinterest to save recipes you want to try. It's easy, it's not going away, and every blog has some way to pin recipes so you can use it all over the web!
Kalyn, I swear you've read my mind yet again! I just logged onto my computer, with the goal of finding a new recipe for cabbage, and your email was the first thing I saw. This looks amazing! It's on my menu for tomorrow's supper (would make it right this minute but don't have enough sour cream on hand) ๐
Kathy, how fun! I do hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
I am always looking for new ways to prepare cabbage! Can't wait to try this. Thank you for including my stuffed cabbage recipe!
Lisa, my pleasure. Hope you enjoy! Cabbage lovers have to stick together.
I've been trying to eat more cabbage lately, so I'm more than willing to give this a chance! I never would have thought of combining these flavors.
Lydia, me either, but Joy of Cooking did and it's a winner! I added the bacon and cheese though, which really made it delicious!
That sounds great. I will make that soon. I'm low carb and use cabbage as a replacement for noodles but this is another level.
Glad you like it; hope you enjoy!