CABBAGE


 

our organic & conventional cabbage

Cabbage belongs to the cruciferous family and is related to cauliflower, broccoli and Brussels sprouts. This hardy vegetable has heads that are are tight with thick, veined leaves. Cabbage is an incredibly versatile ingredient - shifting in flavor in texture depending on how you prepare it. Cabbage is nutrient-dense and packed with vitamin C, fiber-rich, and red cabbage contains anthocyanins that keep your heart healthy.

 
 

our growing program

Both, organic and conventional, growing programs run year-round offering consistent supply. Our organic cabbage is wrapped in 12ct and 24ct cartons. Our conventional cabbage is harvested in the same packs, as well as in naked options. Choosing Pure Pacific Organic and Pacific products ensure you are receiving high-quality and safe vegetables.

CONVENTIONAL SEASONALITY CHART

CONVENTIONAL SEASONALITY CHART

 
ORGANIC SEASONALITY CHART

ORGANIC SEASONALITY CHART

 
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shopping

Pick heads that are tight and feel heavy for their size. Look for heads with shiny, compact leaves. Avoid cabbage with any discoloration, cracks, bruises, or blemishes.

storing

Whole cabbages will keep in a cool, well-ventilated place for two weeks. Cover cut cabbage in plastic wrap and store in the crisper section of the fridge for up to two days. For best results, leave the heads whole, and don't wash or cut them until you're ready to prep.

preparing

Discard outer leaves if loose or limp, cut into quarters, then wash. Remove the hard core in the center then chop or finely shred the leaves. Note: To achieve the tastiest results, slightly sauté, boil, or stir-fry.  Overcooking cabbage can intensify its strong odor and add a limp texture.