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While I'm on the subject of round cabbages, I should mention that we also get red or purple cabbage. Here they are called 红包菜/紅包菜 (Mand: hóng bāo cài; Cant: hung4 baau1 coi3) or 紫包菜 (M: zǐ bāo cài; Cant: zi2 baau1 coi3). The first means red cabbage while the second means purple cabbage.
While I'm on the subject of round cabbages, I should mention that we also get red cabbage. Here they are called 红包菜/紅包菜 (Mand: hóng bāo cài; Cant: hung4 baau1 coi3) or 紫包菜 (M: zǐ bāo cài; Cant: zi2 baau1 coi3)The first means red cabbage while the second means purple cabbage.
While I'm on the subject of round cabbages, I should mention that we also get red cabbage. Here they are called 红包菜/紅包菜 (M: hóng bāo cài; M: hung4 baau1 coi3) or 紫包菜 (M: zǐ bāo cài; 😄 zi2 baau1 coi3)The first means red cabbage while the second means purple cabbage.
While I'm on the subject of round cabbages, I should mention that we also get red cabbage. Here they are called 红包菜/紅包菜 (M: hóng bāo cài; M: hung4 baau1 coi3) The first means red cabbage while the second means purple cabbage. or 紫包菜 (M: zǐ bāo cài; M: zi2 baau1 coi3).
