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Sweet and Sour Braised Red Cabbage

A tangy and sweet side for your holiday table.

Mashama Bailey
By Mashama BaileyNov 20, 2024
mashama bailey cabbage
45 Minutes
8 - 10 Servings
Easy

With its vibrant jewel-toned purple, this side is sure to stand out on your table, no matter the occasion. For our 1st Annual Thanksgiving Menu, Chef Mashama Bailey of The Grey in Savannah, GA cooks her red cabbage low and slow until itโ€™s tender and deeply flavored. Vinegar-soaked golden raisins add bursts of concentrated sweet and sour flavor, while Bay leaves, allspice, and coconut oil add warm Caribbean undertones to the traditional German dish.

Our Stainless Clad Rondeau is the perfect size and shape for this stovetop braise. Its wide surface area gives the cabbage plenty of room to wilt and its high walls keep the liquid trapped inside. Serve this alongside pork chops or as part of a large holiday spread as a delicious option for vegans and omnivores alike.

Sweet and Sour Braised Red Cabbage

A tangy and sweet side for your holiday table.

Mashama Bailey

45 Minutes
8 - 10 Servings
Easy
Ingredients
Instructions
    1.

    The night before, place raisins and red wine vinegar in a bowl to soak andย  plump. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Alternatively, you can place the raisins in vinegar in a Saucepan, heat until just boiling, then let sit for an hour until cool.

    2.

    The next day, place a Stainless Clad Rondeau or Saucier on a medium heat. Once hot, add coconut oil and onions. Sautรฉ until translucent, adjusting heat so onions donโ€™t cook too fast and brown, about 10 minutes.

    3.

    Add cabbage, stirring to incorporate the onions, then add brown sugar and salt. Cover and sweat over medium heat for 20 minutes.

    4.

    Uncover and add soaked raisins with vinegar, Bay leaves, and allspice, stirring to combine. Then increase the heat to begin reducing the liquid.

    5.

    Once liquid is reduced by โ…”, cover reduce heat to low, and cook until cabbage is tender, about 10 minutes. Set aside off heat until ready to serve.

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Mashama Bailey
Mashama BaileyChef

Known for her deeply personal โ€œport city Southern food,โ€ Chef Mashama Bailey is part of the new culinary vanguard and a staunch advocate for the Oyster Shucker. Her menus come to life in a former Greyhound bus station, and are prepared and finished with Made In Stainless Clad.