Red cabbage is a genuine Christmas ingredient in Denmark and Sweden. Often it’s served cooked with sugar. My mom and me made this crispier version of a Red Cabbage Salad some Christmases ago and we’ve been keeping on making it ever since. We often bring it to dinner parties around Christmas time and tonight we are bringing it to a family dinner at David’s moms place.
/Luise

Crispy Red Cabbage Salad
Serves 6
½ red cabbage
2 oranges
20 grapes (remove the seed)
¼ red onion
100 g walnuts
1 pot of parsley
Salad dressing:
juice from ½ orange
2 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp honey
pepper
salt
Slice red cabbage, oranges and onion very thin, chop the grapes, walnut and parsley, mix everything in a bowl. Mix the dressing in pour over the salad. Garnish with whole walnuts and parsley.

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4 Comments
Cabbage is definitely an under-used ingredient – this reminds me why it shouldn’t be so!
What a happy-looking salad! Very creative use of ingredients – will remember this one.
cool stuff guys, I love your blog!
Cheers David
Love this one! Tastes so fresh and crispy :)