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Made with white cabbage |

I've always loved the flavors of cabbage whether in coleslaw, cabbage soup, or stuffed cabbage that my mom made when I was a kid.
Cabbage, although a humble vegetable, deserves a place at the dinner table. Not only is cabbage packed with essential nutrients such as fiber, vitamins C and K, and antioxidants, but it’s also incredibly budget-friendly.
Whether you’re cooking for one or feeding a crowd, cabbage is easy to prepare and can be transformed into a delicious side dish in no time. Its mild flavor makes it a perfect companion to almost any main course.
Do you like cabbage?

This simple recipe has a sweet and sour taste which is mild and pleasing. Add chopped tofu to turn it into an entree.
Author of the blog: Judee Algazi
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Feeds: 4 side portions
Ingredients:
1/2 medium head of cabbage sliced
1/2 cup of vegetable broth
3 medium tomatoes, diced
1 small red onion, diced
ketchup (you can use sugar-free)
1/4 cup of freshly squeezed lemon juice
2-4 tablespoons of sweetener of your choice ( sugar, date sugar, coconut sugar, maple syrup)
1/4 teaspoon of curry powder
Two ways : This recipe can be made in the oven or on the stove top
Directions: Oven method
Preheat oven to 350 degrees if using oven method
Layer ingredients in a tall rimmed pyrex container. Begin with vegetable broth on the bottom. Add 1/2 of the cabbage, tomatoes, and onion. Squirt with lines of ketchup. Layer again with remainder of cabbage, tomatoes, and onion. Squirt with a few long squirts of ketchup. Sprinkle the top with sugar, date sugar, or coconut sugar. add lemon juice and curry powder.
Cover and bake in oven on 350 for half hour or until cabbage is off, checking occasionally to see if it needs liquid. If so add a 1/4 cup of vegetable broth.
Stove Top Method:
Add vegetable broth to the bottom of the skillet. Add the cabbage, tomatoes, and onion. Squirt lines of ketchup across the mixture and mix.. Cook covered for about 10 -12 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent burning (add 1/4 cup of vegetable broth only if needed to prevent burning)
Sprinkle the top with sugar, date sugar, or coconut sugar. add lemon juice and curry powder. Mix well and cook 1 additional minute.
The Backstory:
I was invited to my neighbor's house for dinner one night here in Florida.
She had a 2 week house guest from Toronto who is 84 years young, enjoys cooking, entertaining, and is very personable, lively and active. She walks 5-7 miles a day.
Anyway, she (Hindi) made the menu and cooked a completely plant-based gluten-free meal for me and my husband. In addition to this delicious cabbage dish, she made roasted eggplant halves topped with roasted red peppers and tahini, and a salad. There was also baked salmon for everyone else. Dessert was a fruit platter.
My Notes:
1. All recipes on this blog are gluten-free. Since 2021, they are also vegan and oil-free.
2. I often eat this recipe made with white cabbage only because I think the white cabbage cooks up a little softer. I prefer making the stove top method because it is faster.
We enjoy cabbage in many different ways so this definitely an option on our menu.
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of cabbage too.. Just one more way to eat it.
DeleteCabbage fans will be thrilled to have this recipe to try! It does look very appetizing.
ReplyDeleteIt was a new recipe to me and we enjoyed it.
DeleteDifferent and it sound delicious. Cabbage is one of those vegetables that we should eat more often, yet often we don't. For me, I think it is because I am "stuck" in a rut of how I think I should cook and serve it, so finding something new to enjoy is great.
ReplyDeleteWe both really enjoy cabbage. This looks very good.
ReplyDeletei LOVE cabbage and cook with it often...i have never used white cabbage. the recipe sounds easy enough and looks pretty and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI actually don't really like cole slaw so I always assumed I didn't like cabbage but I really do enjoy it cooked. I'm going to have to try this!
ReplyDeleteWe eat cabbage regularly. I like it roasted but this looks good!
ReplyDeleteThis will be a great side dish for us.
ReplyDeleteTandy (Lavender and Lime) https://tandysinclair.com
This sounds so interesting. I do love cabbage.
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of cabbage, purple cabbage in particular because it’s so pretty. Your sweet-and-sour cabbage sounds like a real winner to me.
ReplyDeleteI love cabbage, but sadly I'm the only one who really likes it in our house so I don't make it often. There is a Polish restaurant down the road from me that has the best sweet and sour cabbage, so I try to pick up some from them when I have a craving for it. Your recipe sounds super easy and delicious. I may have to try my hand at it for St. Patrick's Day this year.
ReplyDeleteWe often enjoy cabbage in our house - and this is something similar to what we often make. Confirmed: delicious! :)
ReplyDeleteLove these colorful cabbage pics! 💜💖💛
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