Cabbage Is the Secret Ingredient Everyone’s Talking About
Cabbage has a reputation for being plain, but the right recipe can flip that on its head. These dishes use it to bring bold texture, nostalgic comfort, and a little old-fashioned flair to the table. If you’ve got a head in the fridge, you’re already halfway to something unforgettable.
Pineapple Coleslaw
Whether you need a dish to pass for a potluck or you are enjoying some delicious seafood tacos, this Pineapple slaw is just what you need. It’s delicious with ham, seafood, and pork. It’s effortless and will be a hit every time. Get the Recipe: Pineapple Coleslaw.
Spicy Coleslaw
Spicy coleslaw is a zesty twist on the classic side dish, perfect for those who love a little extra kick in their meals. This recipe combines crisp vegetables with a fiery dressing, creating a deliciously bold and refreshing salad. Buy a pre-cut coleslaw mix; you don’t have to cut up cabbage. Get the Recipe: Spicy Coleslaw.
Colcannon Irish Mashed Potatoes
Colcannon is an Irish dish that has been enjoyed for centuries, known for its comforting and hearty flavors. This traditional recipe is super easy to make, combining creamy mashed potatoes with cabbage or kale, and is often served with a generous helping of butter. In the US, it is a popular dish for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, bringing a taste of Ireland to the festive table and delighting guests with its simple yet delicious taste.
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German Red Cabbage Recipe (Chou rouge à la Flamande)
Healthy German red cabbage recipe, known as Flemish style in France, is cooked in vinegar, onion and apple with spices. Great as a vegetable side dish as part of our holiday recipes, there’s a bonus: it’s braised without any sugar.
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Old-Fashioned Ham and Cabbage Soup with Potatoes
I can’t get enough of this soup! One of my all-time favorite recipes is this old-fashioned ham and cabbage soup with potatoes. Could it be the cozy, warm bowl of broth when it’s chilly outside? Or the fact that it’s a one-pot meal, meaning fewer dishes? Or is it the hearty, perfectly cooked veggies that are flavored with juicy ham and fresh herbs?
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Crispy Oven Baked Egg Rolls
Oven Baked Crispy Egg Rolls are a healthier version of the popular fried Chinese appetizer. Made by filling an egg roll wrapper with coleslaw mix and seasonings, then baked in the oven until crispy and golden brown. No need to pull out your fryer for this delicious appetizer, side dish, or snack option! Pair these egg rolls with my Chicken Fried Rice for a complete meal!
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Dutch Oven Corned Beef and Cabbage
This Dutch Oven Corned Beef and Cabbage is an easy St. Patrick’s dinner recipe featuring tender seasoned beef cooked with vegetables in a flavorful broth.
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The BEST Pottage (Medieval Vegetable/Peasant Stew)
Comforting pottage (medieval vegetable stew) that is both healthy & tasty! With affordable ingredients, this easy peasant stew is good for the wallet & body!
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Fermented Red Cabbage (Red Cabbage Sauerkraut)
Homemade fermented red cabbage is a bold, tangy burst of flavor that transforms any meal, adding vibrant color and zest. The natural fermentation process enhances the cabbage’s deep, earthy notes while packing in gut-healthy probiotics. Simple to make and loaded with nutrients, this sauerkraut is a game-changer—perfect for topping sandwiches, and salads or as a delicious, flavor-packed side!
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Roasted Baby Bok Choy Recipe (Sweet & Hearty)
This oven-roasted baby bok choy (Chinese cabbage) recipe is hearty and just a tad tangy-sweet with a beautiful tender-crisp texture. Serve it as a side dish that pairs well with protein-centric main dishes, or it can also be the base of a healthy lunch or light dinner just topped with eggs.
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Ground Beef and Cabbage
If you’re wondering what goes with cabbage, then look no further. This is a great, budget-friendly, one-pot ground beef and cabbage recipe. You’ll certainly have leftovers for the next day, or you can freeze them to eat at another time.
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Air Fryer Schnitzel with Sweet and Sour Cabbage
This crispy Air Fryer Schnitzel with Sweet and Sour Cabbage is an easy German weeknight meal or perfect to celebrate Oktoberfest. If crispy meat paired with sweet and sour cabbage and apples doesn’t scream comfort food, I don’t know what does. Schnitzel is typically a thin fried piece of meat (usually pork, chicken, or veal) topped with lemon juice and parsley. I used chicken for my schnitzel, but you can use whatever meat you’d prefer.
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The 12 Best 9×13 Cakes for When You Need Dessert Without the Fuss
A 9×13 cake is the perfect dessert for any occasion, offering a simple way to feed a crowd without the hassle. These cakes are easy to make and packed with flavor, making them a go-to for family gatherings, potlucks, or just because. With a variety of recipes to choose from, each one is designed to impress and satisfy every sweet craving. Get ready to enjoy the ultimate 9×13 cakes that are as delicious as they are simple.
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These Layer Cakes Taste Like Sunshine and Long Weekends
Layer cakes aren’t just dessert—they’re a full-blown event. Tall, dramatic, and packed with flavor, these cakes bring serious wow without needing bakery skills. Each slice shows off thick layers, rich fillings, and just the right amount of frosting. They’re the kind of cakes people can’t stop staring at, then ask for seconds before they finish their first bite. These recipes don’t play it safe, and that’s exactly why everyone’s obsessed.
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Dinner in 30 Minutes That Aren’t Chicken or Boring
When time is tight and you’re looking for something quick, these 30-minute meals are the answer. Packed with flavor and made without chicken, these recipes offer a delicious variety of options to keep your meals exciting. Perfect for busy nights, these dishes will have you fed in no time without sacrificing taste. Enjoy simple yet satisfying meals that everyone will love!
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19 Potluck Desserts That Go Way Beyond the Cookie Tray
Cookies always show up at potlucks, but they’re not the only crowd-pleasing option. These desserts break the mold with bars, cakes, no-bake wonders, and creamy classics that keep people coming back for more. Every dish is easy to share, simple to make, and built to travel. You won’t find any cookies here. Just bold flavors, fun textures, and guaranteed clean plates.
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