I hated it as a child but eat it pretty much every day now. White or red cabbage raw and grated is lovely. Steamed cabbage goes into almost every meal and if I need gravy I used steamed cabbage water as the base.
I just get a load of leaves all together, roll them up and slice bits off the end of the roll as thin as possible with a really sharp knife, so you end up with wafer thin but very long shreds of cabbage.
I like cabbage steamed and then put some butter and lemon pepper on it. The fried with sesame seeds and a lot of the other ideas on this thread sound reeeeally good too!
Mmmh I've recently re-discovered cabbage (always liked it, just kinda forgot it existed for a few years... )
Currently my favorite supper is as follows:
Ingredients
white cabbage/chinese cabbage
onion (optional)
sesame oil
salt
pepper
gyoza style dumplings (whatever flavour - I like pork ones with this)
Finely shred cabbage and steam for only a little while (definitely not to the "grey" stage - it should still be crunchy-ish). If you can be bothered with onion, chop finely.
Heat sesame oil in pan and fry onion on a low heat until transparent (if using. If not just proceed to next step). Add steamed cabbage and season. leave for a minute or two and then whack up heat. Add gyoza style dumplings (usually I steam them for a little bit first) and re-season as necessary.
It's lush
If you had it forced on you as school dinner it don't count. Nobodies gonna hve affection for thrice boiled cabbage-like stodge unleavened by flavousome herbs
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