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Bacon grease stays in The Stay At Home Chef's cabbage skillet

Four new recipes span fried cabbage, no-boil sheet-pan gnocchi, braised short ribs and a just-add-water pancake mix.

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The Stay At Home Chef Story of October 21, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Easy Fried Cabbage #cabbage #recipe #cooking #cabbagerecipe

The crispy bacon comes out, but the grease stays put. In The Stay At Home Chef's fried cabbage tutorial, that reserved fat cooks the onions before half a head of chopped cabbage joins the skillet with smoked paprika and optional brown sugar. The bacon returns at the end; for a vegetarian version, the host suggests salted butter instead.

"Easy Fried Cabbage #cabbage #recipe #cooking #cabbagerecipe" was the most-watched of the week's four uploads, reaching about 27,000 views. Its comment section has become a small recipe exchange: one viewer adds honey and apple cider vinegar, while another describes using a plant-based substitute and serving the cabbage over noodles.

The other recipes offer different kinds of convenience. The Italian sausage and gnocchi sheet-pan dinner skips both boiling the gnocchi and browning the sausage beforehand. The short ribs take the slower route, braised in the oven, with slow-cooker and Instant Pot alternatives noted in the description. Breakfast gets its own shortcut through a homemade pancake mix that needs only water.

The sheet-pan dinner currently has the strongest daily momentum, followed by the pancake mix and short ribs. Across the channel, subscribers held steady, while daily views are running at less than half their usual pace. Nearby in the cooking group, Early American is also below its usual daily viewing level, while ChefSteps is slightly above its own.

For this week's cabbage viewers, though, the useful discussion is already at the stove: whether to add a little sweetness and vinegar, or turn the skillet into a noodle dinner.

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What viewers say

I love this recipe. I also add a little honey and some apple cider vinegar.
@nelliefranco2668See it on YouTube
We make this using vegan plant based substitute and all your other ingredients and serve it over noodles. 💕🫂🙏
@DBarneySee it on YouTube
That looks delicious! Next grocery trip I’m buying these ingredients.😃
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