Pre-heat dutch oven pot over medium heat. Mix all dry seasoning together in a small mixing bowl.
Saute the onions 2-3 minutes. Add the garlic and cook another 30 seconds. Add about a third of the spice mix. Stir well.
Add the chunks of brisket. Allow their flavor to be released cooking for 1-2 minutes. Add the cabbage plus more of the seasoning and give everything a big stir. Mix so the cabbage leaves get soaked in all the flavor in the bottom of the pot.
Mix in the collard green leaves then add the white wine. Allow to cook 2-3 minutes to cook off the alcohol.
Add the chicken stock, rutabagas, tomatoes, bay leaf, and the remaining spices. Mix well. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cook covered for about 45 minutes.
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Buy smoked brisket from your favorite barbecue restaurant vs. taking the time to make your own. Smoked briskets require a super long cook time.Rutabagas are an underrated root vegetable. If available to you then definitely use them. Otherwise, substitute in turnips or even potatoes.Most grocery stores will have rutabagas on hand in the produce section. I typically find mine at my local farmer's market.Cook the vegetables and aromatics briefly. You don't want to cook for so long that the vegetables become super soft.Try to cut up all your vegetables as easily as possible. Doing so will help the vegetables to cook at the same rate and ensure you avoid the dreaded undercooked pieces of rutabagas. Check the technique in the videoServe cabbage stew with either Southern-style biscuits or hot water cornbread.
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