
I think all Thanksgiving tables need some nice, slow-cooked cruciferous veggies - roasted Brussels sprouts with browned butter and pecans, braised spiced cauliflower. Or how about this winner: Savoy cabbage gratin, made with rich, triple-cream cheese. Molly at Orangette has adapted a recipe from Molly Stevens, and oh, does it look tempting. All you need to do is saute sliced cabbage and scallions in some butter, add a bit of stock and bake in a gratin dish before tossing on some flavorful cheese. The original recipe calls for a Saint-Marcellin; Molly subs a Delice de Bourgogne.

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