The idea of eating steamed cabbage by itself does not sound too inviting! Truth is the purple cabbage is so much sweeter than the green cabbage, and so much more tender and deliciously edible without a topping. I love the extra creaminess of the butter and syrup and sea salt, so I always include it, but you don’t have to. It is good all by itself. Enjoy!
Total Time:
25 minutesminutes
Serves:
4
Ingredients
1Large HeadPurple Cabbage
1 1/2Tbsp.French Sea Salt
1/4cupMinced Flat Leaf Parsley
Butter Sauce
1/2stickButter
2Tbsp.Maple Syrup
Olive Oil & Maple Syrup Dressing
2ozFresh Squeezed Lemon or Orange Juice
2oz.Dark Amber Maple Syrup
2oz.Apple Cider Vinegar (or to taste)
1cupBlood Orange Flavored Olive Oilsuggest Temecula Olive Oil Company
3Tbsp.Good Dijon Mustard
1Tbsp.Lemon Zest
1Tbsp.Orange Zest
Directions
Fill a stock pot full of water just under the bottom of the steaming insert and place over high heat.Slice the cabbage in thin slices, and then cut those slices in half. Place into the into the steaming basket with the cover on and turn the heat down to a slow simmer. Steam for 20 minutes.
Once cabbage is softened all the way through, take the cabbage out of the pot onto a serving tray. Toss with your topping of choice either butter and maple syrup or the olive oil and maple syrup dressing and the sea salt.
Garnish with the parsley and a sprinkle of sea salt on top.Enjoy!