Cabbage

Here are some of the ways we love eating cabbage:

  • RAW: We love adding chopped cabbage to wraps and tacos or to make one of the following 4 coleslaw recipes.
  • COOKED: We love adding it to asian stir fries and soups, stir frying it with onions and a bit of salt or tamari as a quick side dish or adding it to couscous. Quick cooking methods will keep cabbage crisp and relatively odour free. NOTE: Red cabbage will make stir fries turn purple/grey as it sits.

Rainbow Tahini Coleslaw

FEATURING: cabbage, carrots, cucumber, onion, parsley (optional), and garlic or garlic scape.

A colourful and fresh recipe that’s a lot easier to make than it looks and that can be adapted based on what you have at hand. 

Peanut Asian Coleslaw

FEATURING: Cabbage, carrots, garlic, and green onion or onion (optional).

This is another twist on an asian coleslaw that our kids love! You can also add sweet peppers cut in thin julienne if you wish. 

Asian ColeslawAsian Coleslaw

FEATURING: Cabbage, onion, and carrots.

A very quick and nice twist on a classic: coleslaw. If you also have red cabbage, use 1/2 green and 1/2 red.

 

Cabbage, Watermelon Radish & Apple Coleslaw

FEATURING: Cabbage, watermelon radish (or radish) and onion.

Cabbage, apple and radish make this a nice crunchy light and sweet salad! The fact that it does not have mayo also make it great for lunch boxes and hot summer potlucks.