Stir-Fry Cabbage Salad Recipe
Cooked Cabbage Salad
The stir-fry cabbage salad is a crunchy, tasty, and healthy dish! It, is not so much stir-fry just sauteing to soften the cabbage, people usually make this salad, if someone in the family doesn’t like the strong raw cabbage taste. Originally we made it with sunflower oil without the light taste of sunflower. I live in the USA and I most of the time make my salad with olive oil with a light taste, so in the recipe is olive oil.
It is very easy to make this cabbage salad and just a few ingredients. A good starter for dinner or great as a side dish salad for ribs or pork chops. This salad recipe is made from slightly cooked cabbage and has a very mild cabbage taste. If you would like a mild taste of cabbage, it is what you looking for! So simple, healthy, and tasty. Good next day too, if you have left something for the next day.
Give it a try, the salad is very delicious!
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Ingredients:
1 pound cabbage
1 small carrot
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon vinegar
2 tablespoons olive (without strong taste) oil
1/4 teaspoon coriander
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- Finely shred the cabbage, then add a pinch of salt.
2. Saute cabbage on medium heat for 2 minutes or so, by the point it shrinks twice in size, stir gently. Don’t add oil. Cabbage is going to release juice after we add salt and steam from juice going to help soften our cabbage.
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After
3. Add carrot and grounded coriander.
*I like to freshly crushed coriander. I use small marble mortar. Works very well for a small amount of spices.
4. Add sugar.
5. Add white vinegar and oil. Mix well and let marinade for 30 minutes before serving. Good for the next day too.
The great garnish is chives on the top!
Enjoy!
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Thanks so much for sharing this lovely recipe Gala. I never knew you could cook cabbage for salads and thereby reduce the strong cabbage taste! I’m definitely going to give this a whirl for my next barbecue day!
Jeanette, Thank you so much for your reply! I like this technique to soften cabbage before add marinade. It makes so easy and perfect side dish for pork dishes.