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This vinegar cabbage is super easy to make—just chop and massage. It's perfect for dieting or fixing a vegetable shortage. The addition of honey and whole-grain mustard softens the sharp acidity, resulting in a mild and easy-to-eat flavor.
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Cut cabbage into 5mm shreds, thinly slice the core, wash, and pat dry thoroughly. → Place cabbage and salt into a zip-top bag, shake well, and massage until the volume is reduced by half. → Make the pickling liquid by mixing honey and whole-grain mustard into vinegar that has been heated in the microwave. → Pour the warm liquid into the bag, coat the cabbage, press out the air, seal, and pickle in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
Cut cabbage into 5mm shreds, thinly slice the core, wash, and pat dry thoroughly. → Place cabbage and salt into a zip-top bag, shake well, and massage until the volume is reduced by half. → Make the pickling liquid by mixing honey and whole-grain mustard into vinegar that has been heated in the microwave. → Pour the warm liquid into the bag, coat the cabbage, press out the air, seal, and pickle in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
This vinegar cabbage is super easy to make—just chop and massage. It's perfect for dieting or fixing a vegetable shortage. The addition of honey and whole-grain mustard softens the sharp acidity, resulting in a mild and easy-to-eat flavor.
Trim the cabbage base and separate the thick core pieces to slice them thinly.
Shred the cabbage leaves into about 5mm wide strips across the fibers, rinse quickly with water, and pat dry thoroughly with paper towels.
Place the cabbage into a large zip-top bag and add salt (2 teaspoons). Add a little air to the bag, close it, and shake it to distribute the salt evenly.
Open the bag and massage the cabbage firmly until it is limp and the volume has been reduced by about half.
Place vinegar (100ml) in a heat-resistant container and heat in the microwave (600W) for 1 minute and 30 seconds.
✨ Cutting the cabbage across the fibers helps the pickling liquid soak in easily and creates a tender texture.
⚠️ After washing, make sure to dry the cabbage thoroughly. Remaining moisture can dilute the flavor and shorten the shelf life.
💡 Adding the pickling liquid while it is still warm helps the flavors penetrate deep into the cabbage.
🔄 When pickling, press out as much air as possible from the zip-top bag to seal it; this ensures even flavor distribution even with a small amount of liquid.
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