Keep the core intact. Removing the core will cause the cabbage wedges to inevitably fall apart, so do your best to leave a ...

Learning how to cook cabbage is an essential for all chefs. This cruciferous vegetable is affordable and easy to work with.

Discover simple ways to cook cabbage that you and your family will enjoy eating—all while maintaining its vitamin content. Fact checked by Marcus Reeves Medically reviewed by Jessica Jones, MS, RD In ...

Eat the rainbow with this colorful slaw. Purple cabbage, green cabbage, carrots, apples, and bell peppers combine for a light and bright side dish. Lightly salted roasted peanuts add a slight crunch ...

Cabbage steaks, the savory warmed-up relative of the wedge salad, are thick-cut discs of cabbage taken from the center of the vegetable. Many cabbage steak recipes call for relatively quick roasting ...

Cabbage, that taken-for-granted vegetable, that sturdy dense produce, that food of many countries’ history (and poor people’s diets) has been slowly becoming more appreciated. The long time Rodney ...

Cabbage is one of my favorite vegetables, especially this time of year. Its versatility is amazing. Use it raw in salads and slaws or cooked in soups, casseroles, pastas and sandwiches. And don’t ...

Let’s get this out of the way: Cabbage is hot girl food. There, I said it. Sure, maybe your first touchpoint with it was that overly sweet, commercially-produced cole slaw that came on an obligatory ...

Even though it’s available in our stores year-round, cabbage is best in late winter and early spring. That’s when it’s at its mildest and sweetest. That flavor lets it pair well with sweet and smoked ...

Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet. Add the onion and saute for 5 minutes or until the onion is transparent. Add apple slices, sugar and pork. Stir to make sure pork touches bottom of skillet. Cook ...