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Vegetables and How I Cook Them: Cabbage

Appears in
Ruffage: A Practical Guide to Vegetables

By Abra Berens

Published 2019

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In interviews chefs are usually asked which vegetable is their favorite, and almost without fail they respond, “Oh, that’s like asking which child is your favorite. I just can’t choose.”
Nope. Cabbage is my favorite, hands down. I hope that if I have children it will be harder to decide, but not with vegetables. Don’t mistake me, I love all vegetables and relish their idiosyncrasies, but it is cabbage I come home to.
She is a reliable and hard-working friend. As in people, these crucial but not fancy attributes are rarely as highly praised as showier traits. Tomatoes are darlings, it’s true, but they are around for only a handful of weeks, and when it gets cold or rainy, they are as lively as a wet blanket.

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