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swamp cabbage
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Word History and Origins
Origin of swamp cabbage1
An Americanism dating back to 1785–95
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Example Sentences
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I’d never heard of swamp cabbage.
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The reunion menu will be familiar too: fried or smoked mullet, swamp cabbage, new potatoes, collard greens cooked with turnip roots and a little pork, cheese grits and hoe cake.
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Women cooked up swamp cabbage and poke salad.
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Rawlings was a noted cook, and the book includes four recipes for swamp cabbage as well as recipes for game, seafood, grapefruit marmalade, mayhaw jelly and many Southern classics.
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As McMansions replace craftsman bungalows and highways slice up historic neighborhoods, so go the recipes for swamp cabbage and sofkee.
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