Technically yes, you can, although you might not need to according to Jamie Simpson, the executive chef liaison at The Culinary Vegetable Institute. "Since a head of fresh cabbage can last for four ...

Once cut, cabbage can dry out and spoil more quickly, so it's important to take care when storing cut or shredded cabbage.

As social distancing and self-quarantining quickly become our new normal, many Americans are heeding advice to stock their home kitchens for the long haul. For most of us, trips to the grocery store ...

When stored properly, an uncut head of cabbage can last up to two months in the fridge. Cabbage can be frozen, but it's best to blanch it first. Because freezing can impact the freshness and crispness ...

Learn how to store cabbage to preserve its crispy texture, delicious flavor, and nutritional value. While cabbage may be considered a hardy vegetable that can outlast most vegetables, knowing how to ...

If you’ve ever wished you could have a taste of your summer garden in the dead of winter, bought a little too much at the farmers market because it was all so beautiful or took advantage of that ...