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Completely unrelated story: I bought a red cabbage last week and was so glad to have found a relatively small one in the shop.
...I have been eating red cabbage for the past three days and still have enough left for another two days. Just why is it so damn compressed? I can cut off the tiniest slice from that cabbage and it still fills a whole plate.
I love cabbage for this. It’ll last a long time too!
I put it in a freezer bag in the fridge after each use. It’ll brown a little on the edge, but it’s easy enough to shave off.
Then in the summer I’ll plant the bottom part in the garden. I’ve currently got a grocery store cabbage that has sprouted two new ones and another one I just finished to plant today. I also do this with celery
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You could make sauerkraut with the rest?