| 41. | For example, of Chinese cabbage she writes, " These greens will grow for us with dazzling speed and generosity.
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| 42. | He points to a leafy newcomer, the chance offspring, he believes, of cross-pollinating Chinese cabbage and Red Russian kale.
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| 43. | Matthew Metcalf pairs the ground ahi with a teriyaki glaze and fresh horseradish-Chinese cabbage slaw on a scallion focaccia roll.
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| 44. | Other days, he roasts a leg of lamb marinated in hoisin sauce, then fans out slices on wilted Chinese cabbage.
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| 45. | You can find baby bok choy, a tender Chinese cabbage, as well as fresh Asian noodles in most supermarket produce sections.
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| 46. | During the long winter season, pickled Chinese cabbage, which is called " Suan Cai ", is preserved and used for cooking.
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| 47. | Follow the first wave of planting in a couple of weeks with sowings of lettuce, Chinese cabbage, cauliflower, kale and collards.
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| 48. | An editor on kimchi feels it is better not to use a redirect rather than a direct link to Chinese cabbage.
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| 49. | Coleslaw originated in America, of course, but bean sprouts, napa ( Chinese cabbage ) and other Asian ingredients make a delectable variation.
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| 50. | Coleslaw originated in America, of course, but bean sprouts, napa ( Chinese cabbage ) and other Asian ingredients make a delectable variation
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