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You can eat pointed cabbage very well raw, because that way no vitamins are lost. We’ll show you how to prepare raw pointed cabbage in a tasty and digestible way.

Combine raw pointed cabbage correctly

Many types of cabbage are difficult to digest and can cause flatulence. However, to make the raw pointed cabbage tasty and digestible, you should combine it with digestive spices and vegetables. With caraway, aniseed, marjoram, ginger or fennel you can stimulate digestion and prevent flatulence. At the same time, your dishes with raw vegetables will taste more varied and easily digestible. In addition, pointed cabbage contains a lot of vitamin C and is available all year round from regional cultivation.

Raw pointed cabbage mixed with ginger

Raw pointed cabbage combines well with ginger in a smoothie. It goes perfectly with sweet dishes and has a lot of vitamin C, vitamin B, iron and copper. Ginger also has an antibacterial effect on the intestinal flora.

Ingredients:

2leaves pointed cabbage
1 piece of ginger
1banana
0.5 pieces of apples
200 ml water

Directions:

Tear the cabbage leaves into smaller pieces.
Cut up the apple. You don’t need to peel it. This way no vitamins are lost. So that the fruit is not sprayed and you can use it without hesitation, pay attention to organic quality when buying.
Then mix all the ingredients together well so that there are no chunks left.
Add a little more water if the smoothie has become too thick.

Eat raw pointed cabbage in a salad with cumin

Pointed cabbage and cumin seeds are a wholesome combination, because the cumin has an antispasmodic, calming effect and relieves flatulence. Together with carrots, the salad is rich in vitamins and delicious. In addition, they are all regional products that have a good CO² balance.

Ingredients:

1pointed cabbage
2carrots
5 tsp cumin
7 tablespoons olive oil
10 tbsp white balsamic vinegar
5 pinch(s) of pepper
4 pinch(s) of salt

Directions:

Cut the cabbage into fine strips, the thinner the better.
Then grate the carrot and put it in a bowl with the cabbage.
Mix together the other ingredients for the dressing and add them to the bowl as well.
Finally, stir the salad thoroughly and let it sit for an hour before eating.

Eat pointed cabbage raw: in a dip

You can also combine raw pointed cabbage with raw fennel to make it digestible and tasty. The fennel bulb is considered a medicinal plant and also relieves flatulence and gastrointestinal complaints. In addition, fennel is very healthy and contains vitamin C, iron and potassium. The fennel season is between June and October. You can use the cream cheese cream made from pointed cabbage and fennel as a spread or as a healthy dip.

Ingredients:

150 g pointed cabbage
100 g fennel
fennel green
200 g cream cheese
3 pinch(s) of chilli powder
3 pinch(s) of pepper

Directions:

Cut the cabbage and fennel into very small pieces. The smaller you cut the pieces, the better the consistency of the cream will be.
Then mix the pointed cabbage and fennel with the cream cheese.
Season the cream with chilli powder and pepper.
As a topping, you can chop the fennel greens and add them to the dip. The delicious and wholesome pointed cabbage dip is ready. You can keep it in the fridge for at least 2-3 days.

Pointed cabbage is a tasty and quick side dish for hearty dishes. Here you will find a simple recipe for the tender and mild type of cabbage.

Pointed cabbage has a milder taste than other types of cabbage and is therefore well suited as a tasty side dish for a wide variety of dishes.

Pointed cabbage is in season in Germany from May to December, so you can use it in cooking almost all year round. Our basic recipe for pointed cabbage contains only a few ingredients and is quick to prepare. Important: When buying the ingredients, make sure that they are organic if possible. You are supporting ecologically more sustainable agriculture that treats the earth’s natural resources with care.

Cook pointed cabbage: Here’s how

Ingredients:

600 g pointed cabbage
1 onion
1 tablespoon rapeseed oil
200 ml vegetable broth
2 tbsp lemon juice
Salt
pepper

Directions:

Depending on the size of the cabbage, use a whole cabbage or half a cabbage. Remove the outer leaves, then cut the cabbage into thin strips. Cut the onion into small pieces.
In a large skillet, heat the canola oil over medium-high and sauté the onion for about 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Then add the pointed cabbage and let everything fry for another five minutes.
Deglaze the cabbage with the broth and let it simmer, covered if possible, for ten to fifteen minutes over medium heat. Stir occasionally.
Then season the cabbage with lemon juice, salt and pepper. Complete!

Pointed cabbage vegetables: possible variations

You can easily modify the pointed cabbage depending on the dish:

For Asian-inspired main courses, you can sauté the pointed cabbage in coconut oil and season it with a pinch of grated ginger and chilli flakes to taste. Finally, drizzle a teaspoon of sesame oil on top.
For creamy cabbage, add 200 milliliters of oat cream or organic cream to the vegetable stock. Important: If you use cream made from cow’s milk, make sure that it is organic. You can be sure that the cream comes from cows that are kept in a species-appropriate manner.
To add some color to the cabbage, you can season it with 1/2 teaspoon of turmeric powder or 1 tablespoon of tomato paste.