1 head of savoy cabbage
4 large clove of garlic, minced
5 Tbsp olive oil
4 large clove of garlic, minced
5 Tbsp olive oil
Take outer darker leaves of savoy cabbage and cut out the middle vein of those leaves. Take the remaining head and cut it into four parts. Cook in salted water dark and pale leaves separately until they are soft.
In a large serving bowl place 1/4 of cooked savoy cabbage, 1 minced clove of garlic and 1 Tbsp of olive oil. Continue with the rest of the ingredients. Sprinkle with the remaining Tbsp of olive oil.
Serve with smoked pork ribs or pork shanks cooked in a pressure cooker.
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4 Comments
Another winner. I’m always confused about how savoy cabbage is different from napa cabbage. They aren’t the same thing are they? I’m thinking savoy cabbage is always cooked but Napa cabbage is sometimes eaten raw? Any idea if that’s right?
Kalyn,I am not sure about this, I think Napa cabbage is a variety of Chinese cabbage (from Wikipedia). Savoy cabbage definitely has to be cooked, the leaves are very thick.
Bok Marija! Puno fala za WHB entry! Super ti je fotka!
Great recipe! I always use green cabbage, and have never experimented with savoy. Maybe because I don’t know what to do with it. Now I know:)
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