Sometimes when shopping at Sprouts on double deal days I get a little bit too excited by produce. Okay every shopping trip I get a little too excited about produce. And oddly enough I eat the healthiest in my family yet am sick the most often. If anyone knows why that is, please let me know. Anyways, there I was at Sprouts and this giant head of red cabbage was on beckoning me to bring it home. I had no plans or intentions on what I was going to do with it, I just knew I had to have it. Well this morning I saw it just sitting in my fruit drawer (the vegetable drawer was too full) and thought how if I wasn’t sick I would cook that for dinner. So despite feeling under the weather tonight I knew I had to tackle the cabbage. It’s this maternal/domestic side I have. I feel guilty not putting good food on the table for my hard-working husband. I don’t think he’s complaining.
Okay okay back to the actual reason for this post: braised red cabbage. After reading through some recipes online on how to prepare braised cabbage I decided to just wing it and come up with my own creation. And without further ado I give you “Mom Approved Red Cabbage” because my Mom loves red cabbage and taught me of it’s awesomeness. Thanks Mom!
Mom Approved Red Cabbage
- 2-3 tbsp coconut oil
- 1 tbsp plus 1/2 tsp caraway seeds
- 1 large head of red cabbage, chopped
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
Cooking Directions
Melt the coconut oil and 1 tbsp caraway seeds a large skillet over medium-high heat until oil is translucent. Add in your cabbage and toss to coat evenly with oil. Place lid on skillet and allow cabbage to cook for 10-15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Pour in your red wine vinegar and toss to coat, deglazing(scraping the bottom) the pan as you toss. Continue cooking on medium heat for another 5 minutes until cabbage is tender. Remove from heat and pour cabbage into serving bowl. Sprinkle remaining caraway seeds as garnish. Enjoy!





Hello! My name is Karen, I’m 26 and currently live in Austin, Texas with my husband. When I’m not working as a nanny, you can usually find me in the kitchen. This blog is where I share my love of cooking, nutrition, and domestication. I'll share my favorite recipes, how-to-photos, and any tips and tricks I pick-up along the way. I hope this blog inspires others to spend more time in the kitchen cooking delicious food. While I strive for optimal nutrition, I also love to bake. I've recently got gluten free and dairy free, as well as refocused my diet on mostly plant based nutrients with high-quality meats for protein. I hope this blog inspires others to get back into the kitchen. 


