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When you just can’t stand the thought of another boring salad, cabbage comes to the rescue! No, we’re not talking about coleslaw; we’re talking about transforming raw cabbage into something completely new and different. Roasting breathes new life into this brassica vegetable, bringing out the cabbage’s natural sweetness and adding complex flavors and textures. The result is a veggie that’s tender yet crisp, sweet yet savory, wholesome yet indulgent.<\/p>\n

Learning how to make cabbage steaks will absolutely change your veggie game\u2014for the better. These crispy roasted cabbage slices taste similar to roasted Brussels sprouts but with a less pronounced cruciferous flavor. That is to say, cabbage’s flavor is mild and less bitter, making it a great introduction to vegetables for picky eaters. These cabbage steaks are a delicious and affordable side dish or a hearty addition to vegetarian dinners<\/a>.<\/p>\n

How to Cut Cabbage for Cabbage Steaks<\/h2>\n

To create perfect cabbage slices, remove the cabbage’s outer leaves. Rinse the cabbage and pat it dry. Cut off the very bottom of the stem (the cabbage’s root) to help it stand straight on the cutting board. Using a sharp knife, slice the cabbage into 1-inch-thick rounds. I find it’s easiest to start at one end of the cabbage and move to the other, but some find it easier to start in the middle and work outward. Either way, take your time and concentrate on slicing down in a straight line.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Cabbage Steaks<\/h2>\n