Cabbage Challenge: Not Slaw

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

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My first go-to use of green cabbage is an oil (not mayo)-based cole slaw, either my grandmother’s recipe with onions and celery seed or one with a dressing like that for my favorite papaya salads.  While those are good, it’s been cold enough lately that I wanted to do something hot with the cabbage I’d bought.  This is a noodle dish maybe somewhat reminiscent of mooshu in flavor, since I used a good bit of hoisin sauce, and the cabbage and daikon (both local, along with the onion, garlic, and tofu) go very well with a generic East Asian flavor set.

Posted by Naomi on 01/20 at 08:42 PM

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