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red cabbage
noun
- a variety of the edible cabbage, Brassica oleracea, having deep reddish-purple leaves.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of red cabbage1
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Example Sentences
Green and red cabbage are workhorses and almost always interchangeable in recipes, but red cabbage is firmer, requiring a longer cooking time.
Take a head of red cabbage and put it in a blender with a some water.
Then from the pan came perogies of duck and red cabbage, in an orange butter sauce, as delicate and tasty as Chinese dim sum.
I like red cabbage, but you can braise green cabbage, napa, savoy, or bok choy this way.
Note: If you wish you could use the ham stock to cook some red cabbage.
The red cabbage and the cauliflower are the altered descendants of a widely different sea-side plant.
But I hope they serve something to eat besides the red cabbage the name signifies.
A blue liquid can be obtained by boiling a red cabbage in water.
Magnesia changes the purple infusion of red cabbage to a bright green.
"I'm all wet, and I guess I won't go down now," replied Bobtail, blushing like a red cabbage in the dews of the morning.
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