Washing cabbage matters because its tight layers hide dirt, pesticides, and bugs that a simple rinse can’t remove. Cutting cabbage into wedges before rinsing helps water reach the inner leaves and ...

All varieties of cabbage grow close to the ground and remain there until they're ready to be picked, which makes dirt and bugs more likely to hide within the layers of leaves, especially in the larger ...

Wash cabbage, remove the outermost dark leaves and reserve. Cut cabbage head into quarters from top to bottom. Remove stalk from each quarter with diagonal cut and reserve. Slice cabbage into desired ...

Casseroles are synonomous with the holidays. They are so versatile! This one would go great with a holiday ham or even your black-eyed peas on New Year’s Day. Wash cabbage. Split in half, remove and ...