Cabbage Recipes You Should Make This Winter

Although it's available year-round, cabbage is at its peak over the winter and makes its way into lots of our favorite winter foods like soups and stews. Cabbage is also super healthful: it's high in potassium and vitamins C and K, and is a definite immunity booster.

Tender slow-roasted pork cheeks tucked into homemade sticky buns with sauerkraut makes for a perfect winter weekend project. The pork cheeks and the sticky buns take a few hours to prepare, but the outcome is worth the effort. Click here to see the recipe.

You wouldn't guess this filling salad is completely vegan. Bake uncooked, packaged ramen to make crispy ramen croutons. Click here to see the recipe.

This nontraditional spin on classic pizza utilizes whatever vegetables you have in the fridge. Thinly sliced red cabbage adds lots of crunch and color to an easy vegetarian meal. Click here to see the recipe.

Coat often-bland tofu with garam masala, cilantro, and spicy chile powder before searing for a kick of flavor; top the tofu and cabbage salad with a simple homemade pear chutney for everything spicy, sweet, and savory that you've been dreaming of. Click here to see the recipe.

Packed with apples, figs, cabbage, tart cherries, and pecans, this salad hits sweet-tart notes in every bite. Top with a simple dressing made with Greek yogurt, maple syrup, and balsamic vinegar. Click here to see the recipe.

Cook cabbage with onions, bacon, and beer for an easy side dish that goes perfectly with braised pork. Click here to see the recipe.

A BBQ sauce base is topped with BBQ chicken, sliced green cabbage, and cilantro for this distant (delicious) cousin of the traditional slice of pizza. Click here to see the recipe.

Use leftover corned beef and cabbage to create this fried version of the classic Reuben sandwich. Click here to see the recipe.

Simple and slightly exotic, stuff steamed cabbage leaves with a Turkish-spiced beef and rice mixture. Click here to see the recipe.

No cabbage roundup would be complete without a classic coleslaw recipe. Lighter than standard coleslaw, this version has an apple cider vinegar base and is flavored with celery seeds and dry mustard. Click here to see the recipe.