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Here is an answer to @ElsieD' s problem of Napa cabbage being too much for her needs (If she can find them). Many needs I would think.

Also available are 娃娃菜 (Mand: wá wá cài; Cant: waa1 waa1 coi3) which is 'baby cabbage', a small growing version of Napa. Particularly popular in Sichuan, but available widely.  Perhaps bizarrely, these are sold in supermarkets in packs of three, rather defeating the point. However, I am able to buy them separately in wet/farmer's markets.

I didn't measure them, but they are about ⅓ of the size of Napa. I'm glad they are clean!

Here is an answer to @ElsieD' s problem of Napa cabbage being too much for her needs (If she can find them). Many needs I would think.

Also available are 娃娃菜 (Mand: wá wá cài; Cant: waa1 waa1 coi3) which is 'baby cabbage', a small growing version of Napa. Particularly popular in Sichuan, but available widely.  Perhaps bizarrely, these are sold in supermarkets in packs of three, rather defeating the point. However, I am able to buy them separately in wet/farmer's markets.

I didn't measure them, but they are about ⅓ of the size of Napa. I'm glad they are clean!

Here is an answer to @ElsieD' s problem of Napa cabbage being too much for her needs (If she can find them). Many needs I would think.

Also available are 娃娃菜 (Mand: wá wá cà; Cant: waa1 waa1 coi3) which is 'baby cabbage', a small growing version of Napa. Particularly popular in Sichuan, but available widely.  Perhaps bizarrely, these are sold in supermarkets in packs of three, rather defeating the point. However, I am able to buy them separately in wet/farmer's markets.

I didn't measure them, but they are about ⅓ of the size of Napa. I'm glad they are clean!

Here is an answer to @ElsieD' s problem of Napa cabbage being too much for her needs If she can find them). Many needs I would think.

Also available are 娃娃菜 (Mand: wá wá cà; Cant: waa1 waa1 coi3) which is 'baby cabbage', a small growing version of Napa. Particularly popular in Sichuan, but available widely.  Perhaps bizarrely, these are sold in supermarkets in packs of three, rather defeating the point. However, I am able to buy them separately in wet/farmer's markets.

I didn't measure them, but they are about ⅓ of the size of Napa. I'm glad they are clean!

Here is an answer to @ElsieD' s problem of Napa cabbage being too much for her needs If she can find them). Many needs I would think.

Also available are 娃娃菜 (M: wá wá cà; 😄 waa1 waa1 coi3) which is 'baby cabbage', a small growing version of Napa. Particularly popular in Sichuan, but available widely.  Perhaps bizarrely, these are sold in supermarkets in packs of three, rather defeating the point. However, I am able to buy them separately in wet/farmer's markets.

I didn't measure them, but they are about ⅓ of the size of Napa. I'm glad they are clean!