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&roid

&roid

What a brilliant way of cooking cabbage this is. Beautiful texture and a lovely buttery flavour. Crisping it up a bit in the pan after the SV bath really works well. 
 

I did two of the wedges with the core left in and two with it removed. The former definitely works best, holding it all together nicely - the core is even pretty soft and edible after the long cook. 
 

We’ve got a big pre-Christmas party coming up in December, this will definitely be on the menu, as will the potatoes which were great too. 
 

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&roid

&roid

What a brilliant way of cooking cabbage this is. Beautiful texture and a lovely buttery flavour. Crisping it up a bit in the pan after the SB bath really works well. 
 

I did two of the wedges with the core left in and two with it removed. The former definitely works best, holding it all together nicely - the core is even pretty soft and edible after the long cook. 
 

We’ve got a big pre-Christmas party coming up in December, this will definitely be on the menu, as will the potatoes which were great too. 

692E605A-9E5F-4CE6-83C2-967E80E16F5B.jpeg

3E1143B4-B9DB-4A10-A61D-0DD1DED9234C.jpeg

C4A8EC22-9CE3-48A2-9F50-1A34D586A43E.jpeg

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