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Delicious, funky, zingy, sour ferment – one of the easiest yet the most versatile and beloved products in some regions of the world. Finely chop cabbage, add some salt, wait and here …
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Kohlrabi is also known as German turnip but if you take its direct meaning it’s cabbage turnip from the German, sort of wild cabbage with a sturdy stem that resembles that …
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These vegetables are so ubiquitous and common that you might even not know that they are called cruciferous. They take its name from the shape of their flowers whose petals resemble …
By Johanie Sulliger
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This recipe is inspired by the traditional Bangkok Coconut Curry Bowl but with high-fibre soba noodles. You can add diced chicken, beef or shrimp if you wish. The spices and herbs …
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We all love Brussel sprouts, nurture them as if they were little babies, carefully cherish them…wait, wrong intro! Most of us hate them and try to avoid them, leaving spontaneously bought …
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Usually, when we think about cabbage (and how many of you really does it very often?) we imagine a dense headed leafy green plant that you keep on rolling on the …