LIFESTYLE → THIS WAY THAT WAY Issue 959 · May 2, 2023

Cabbage

This veggie is unique in its ability to be eaten raw, stewed, braised, pickled, sauteed, steamed, or roasted. When unsure of what to serve, it’s always a good idea to whip out a cabbage!

Cabbage

This veggie is unique in its ability to be eaten raw, stewed, braised, pickled, sauteed, steamed, or roasted. When unsure of what to serve, it’s always a good idea to whip out a cabbage!

Slaw and Steady Wins the Race
Unload Your Cabbage

Scott Robb of Alaska holds the record of grower of the largest cabbage, with a cabbage weighing 138.25 pounds.

Instant Re-Leaf

Drinking cabbage juice, aka borscht, is known to cure stomach pain and intestinal ulcers.

Cabbage and Cabernet

Ancient Egyptians used to eat cabbage at the beginning of a meal to reduce the intoxicating effects of wine.

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