by: Susan Gast / Author, Blogger at Beesville Books, Bored Boomers, and a Food Dehydrating Fanatic!
Welcome to "how to dehydrate cabbage!" Unfortunately, cabbage doesn't have a
lot of flavor on its own, but it absorbs the flavors of the spices you
cook it with very well. :-)
As a kid, I loved cooked hot cabbage bathed in butter, with a tad of salt and a sprinkle of fine white pepper. Come to think of it, I still love cabbage served this way!
Cabbage is inexpensive and healthy, so you can stock up on it without breaking the bank. I'll show you how to dehydrate cabbage using your oven or a food dehydrator. Let's get started!
Top Question is "Can you dehydrate cabbage?"
Yes, scroll on down to get full deets on how to dehydrate cabbage.
How long do you dehydrate cabbage?
The average length of time to dehydrate cabbage is between 7 to 11 hours and it will feel brittle when dried.
VITAMINS: Vitamin A, Vitamin K, and Folate.
MINERALS: A good source of Potassium and Calcium, along with Phosphorus, with trace minerals of Selenium, Zinc, and Manganese.
Cabbage also contains Omega-6 fatty acids.
Here's how to dehydrate cabbage. Yes, it can be done even though it is one of those vegetables that doesn't immediately spring to mind as being able to dehydrate because it seems so dry to begin with!
A plus for us when slicing a head of cabbage is that one head of cabbage goes a long way...
Unlike some vegetables that need blanching, you can skip this step for cabbage. Blanching preserves vibrant colors, and as we all know, cabbage's color isn't vibrant!
Having said that, dehydrated cabbage will get paler as time goes on.
Follow the tip below on using a good, sharp knife and slice your head of cabbage evenly.
Check out this great chef's knife with a full tang that means the handle and blade "are one" so they can't come apart when we're slicin' and a dicin'.
I know these Cutluxe Chef knives may be a little expensive, but they do last pretty much a lifetime when you maintain their cutting edges.
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Cabbage being slicedHands down: an electric dehydrator! You can fill it and forget it.
But if you're using a regular oven, keep your eye on the cabbage towards the end of the drying time as you don't want it to scorch.
Use our Fahrenheit to Celsius converter here on our site!
It will feel brittle and crisp when fully dried, and so lightweight!
Dehydrating cabbage in a regular oven is relatively simple. First,
Use our Fahrenheit to Celsius converter here on our site!
Once dehydrated, store cabbage in an airtight container for up to six months. When ready to use, simply rehydrate the cabbage by soaking it in water for about 30 minutes.
Dehydrated cabbage is a versatile ingredient that can be used in many different recipes. So next time you're in the mood for coleslaw or other dehydrated dishes, give dehydrating cabbage a try!
Honest! It's seven full trays of dehydrated cabbage!
It's hard to believe, isn't it, that one head of cabbage filled seven Nesco dehydrator trays—and when you're done, it ALL fits into this soup bowl!
Store your cabbage in Mason jars for use often for soups, etc., or store it in vacuum-sealed bags for long-term food storage.
For great prices on Mason jars, check them out on our Mason Jars page.
Yes, of course you an use dehydrated cabbage in coleslaw because it's used in traditional coleslaw.
What summer picnic would be complete without it? Simply rehydrate dehydrated cabbage at a 1:1 ratio. Meaning? A cup of dehydrated cabbage to one cup of water.
Let it sit for about half an hour, or to your desired reconstituted consistency.
Try this classic coleslaw with a vinegar/mayonnaise dressing from Allrecipes.com, and is sugar-free!
This recipe is sure to be a hit with your friends and family.
Be sure to give it a try!
I love adding shredded dehydrated cabbage to my vegetable soups, just
drop it in—it's that easy—and it cooks along with the rest of the
vegetables.
When you're ready to rehydrate your cabbage, see how to rehydrate dehydrated food here.
Don't forget to add cabbage to your vegetable smoothies too. It's a delicious way to "eat yer veggies!"
You can either rehydrate the cabbage first or add it to your smoothies "dry" - it will pretty much disintegrate in your blender.
Thanks for stopping by to learn how to dehydrate cabbage.
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