Best first aid for venomous Snake bite: Fresh tobacco leaves was trusted as the best first aid for venomous snake bites. For this, 50 grams of tobacco leaves is made into a paste and is mixed with 1 liter of water. The water is then filtered and given to the affected person, after which he vomits the snake poison along with this medicated liquid.
Directions See How It's Made. 1  Heat oil in a large skillet until very hot. 2  Add cabbage and onion and cook until slightly browned. 3  Reduce heat, add paprika, vinegar, salt and pepper, simmer 10 minutes.  Add tomatoes and simmer 3 more 1  minutes. Submit a Correction.
Â©2011 Shanna Lea (formerly Shanna Ohmes) Preserving cabbage by freezing, fermenting or drying is a great way to learn how to be self-sufficient and put food up for the winter. Cabbage is packed full of nutrients and can be used in soups, stews, trail mix, casseroles and other dishes. Freezing Cabbage: Trim outer leaves, core and quarter the cabbage. Save those outer leaves and core for stocks and soups. The core is full of nutrients and has a slightly stronger taste. Cut the quarters into wedges or shred them.