Savoy cabbage salad is an entrée that I love. Have you ever prepared it? I enjoy it as an appetizer but also as a side dish.
When I eat cabbage salad, it reminds me a lot of Trentino Alto Adige. It might be because I was inspired by the one I tasted there to make it.
Very simple to make and rich in beneficial properties, as I will tell you in the final part of the recipe.
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- Cost: Very economical
- Preparation time: 5 Minutes
- Portions: 4 People
- Cooking methods: No cooking
- Cuisine: Italian
- Seasonality: Autumn, Winter
Ingredients
Let’s see the ingredients we need to prepare the savoy cabbage salad
- 5.3 oz savoy cabbage (thinly sliced)
- 1.8 oz kale (thinly chopped)
- to taste fennel seeds
- to taste extra virgin olive oil
- fine salt
- balsamic vinegar (optional, if you like)
Tools
- 1 Salad Bowl
- 1 Knife
Steps
Actually, to prepare the savoy cabbage salad, I use two types of cruciferous vegetables. Savoy cabbage and kale. I think they pair well together.
You can buy fresh vegetables or use the pre-cut thin strips you can find at the supermarket.
If you buy fresh vegetables, wash them well before slicing them finely.
After this step, take your two types of cabbage and put them in the salad bowl.
Separately, make an emulsion with oil, balsamic vinegar (if you like), salt, and fennel seeds.
Add the liquids to the salad and mix well to flavor everything.The cabbage salad is ready to enjoy
Storage of Savoy Cabbage Salad
The already dressed savoy cabbage salad (ready salad) doesn’t keep well: 24 hours, maximum 48. Hi
Always keep it well covered in the fridge
If possible, dress only the portion you plan to eat: it stays crunchier
FAQ (Questions and Answers)
Did you enjoy the savoy cabbage salad recipe?
I started enjoying it raw like this during my trips to Alto Adige. Cabbage salad is fresh and rich in beneficial properties like all cruciferous vegetables.
SOME CURIOSITIES
Cruciferous vegetables, like savoy cabbage, kale, broccoli, etc., are low in calories, rich in potassium, calcium, phosphorus, folic acid, and other vitamins.
Rich in antioxidants to protect our immune system.
The information and curiosities I like to share with you, represent general guidelines and in no way constitute medical advice.
Therefore, for any accurate information, it is always good to consult and refer to a nutrition professional/doctor.

