Martha’s Braised Red Cabbage with Caramelized Apples | Martha’s Cooking School | Martha Stewart

Braising is a quick and simple way to cook cabbage. Here shares her strategy for preparing cabbage in a delicious mixture of caramelized apples, vinegar, and sugar. This flexible can be adapted to practically any vegetable that takes place to be fresh, and it makes a great side for roast turkey or pork.

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00:00 Intro
00:31 Caramelize Apples
2:41 Prepare Cabbage
3:18 How To Add And Simmer Cabbage
4:25 Outcome

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  3. Wonderful recipe! Especially for this time of year. I hope you do a turnip recipe soon!

  4. I generally prefer my cabbage to have a more savory flavor profile with a bit of spicy “heat”. (I use a bit of crab boil to add the heat) But this recipe intrigues me. I’ll try it out exactly as shown. But I’ll also experiment with omitting the butter and fermenting it like you would do with kimchi. Seems like that would be a ridiculously delicious ingredient to add to to chicken or tuna salad. Or even as a side dish for pork loin.

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