With the rest of the red cabbage, I tried this recipe in Roca's other book, "Roca no Bento".
The recipe says it serves 2, we don't usually eat that much pickles in one sitting, so it seemed a like a lot to me.
Red Vegetable Pickles from "Roca no Bento" serves 2
160 grams red cabbage
1 bay leaf
1.5 tablespoons vinegar
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
pepper
Rinse and cut the red cabbage into small pieces
Add the cabbage to a resealable bag, add the seasonings.
Remove as much air as possible and let sit for at least an hour.
NOTES: this was so easy to put together and it tastes like the Japanese cole slaw that I've made before.
We had a little of it the other morning, nice and crunchy! Satoshi said he liked it because it reminded him of sauerkraut.
The sausage we had tasted like portuguese sausage too, whoo!
I transferred the pickles from the resealable bag to a jar. The notes of the recipe also say you can use regular cabbage for this too.
I'll definitely make this one again.
It's Friday here, I hope you all have a nice Easter and a nice weekend!
Your meal looked great! By the way, what kind of sausage did you have? It's intriguing to hear that you had sausage that tasted like Portuguese sausage.
ReplyDeleteI actually like the taste of Portuguese sausage. I put some in my chili recently in fact. Have a great weekend!
Wow, you're really making good use of all those recipes!
ReplyDeleteSlaw for breakfast?! Brilliant idea Kat. Happy Easter to you too!
ReplyDeleteit was called "piri kara" which is "spicy" the brand was yonekyu, Chad :)
ReplyDeletegotta try them as soon as I can, Kirk :)
Thanks Rowena :)
Take care everyone!
kat
Sounds delicious! Do you use rice vinegar?
ReplyDeleteThanks K!
ReplyDeleteYes Mariko, I use rice vinegar :)
Take care you two.
Kat