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Savoy Cabbage

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Savoy Cabbage 

(Brassica sabauda), a biennial vegetable plant of the family Cruciferae. Savoy cabbage has vesicular leaves and a white or violet head. It may be eaten in boiled form; it is unsuitable for sauerkraut. (See also BRASSICA.)



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SERVES 4 medium lamb racks 8 new potatoes 4 large shallots 1 savoy cabbage Small packet diced pancetta Tub of beef stock Glass of red wine Bunch of thyme Knob of butter 3 pinches of sea salt 3 pinches of cracked pepper Chopped dill Olive oil Heat oven to Gas mark seven.
The range is completed by a vegetarian Not Fried Cous Cous Bake--lightly spiced couscous plus red bell peppers, Savoy cabbage and sultanas.
Among the appetizers and finger foods you'll find interesting options such as Fresh Salad Rolls (tomatoes, onions, cashews, thyme, and olive oil wrapped in romaine lettuce leaves), Cranberry-Almond Carrot Salad (made with carrots, fresh basil, dried cranberries, crushed almonds, olive oil, and lemon juice), and Savoy Cabbage Salad (with savoy cabbage, Fuji apples, and raw cashews).
 
 
 
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